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Home›Dredging›New Electric Excavators from DRAGFLOW
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October 3, 2014 · about 12 years ago

New Electric Excavators from DRAGFLOW

DRAGFLOW, a world player in solid pumping solutions, has introduced new Electric Excavators. The firsts ever made, will be used with Electrics Pumps. “Our customers will have the opportunity to use Electric Pumps together with Electric Excavators in order to let the pumps work also in presence of ve

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DRAGFLOW, a world player in solid pumping solutions, has introduced new Electric Excavators. The firsts ever made, will be used with Electrics Pumps.

“ Our customers will have the opportunity to use Electric Pumps together with Electric Excavators in order to let the pumps work also in presence of very compact material, ” the company announced.

Cutters are able to improve solid production by increasing the concentration of the slurries and permit to complete the dredging activities even in the most difficult situations, with the same power as Hydraulics. It will be possible to use Jet Ring with Electric Excavators.

Roberto Martinelli, DRAGFLOW Director , said: “ We’ve always been the first to think of innovative solutions. Our next goal will be to make a heavy duty version of the Electric Excavators, in order to assure the same range of products as for Hydraulic.”

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