The Sennebogen 830 Demolition Machine!

The working area can be conveniently monitored with the Sennebogen 830 demolition machine: the 30° tilting and elevating cab allows operators to work comfortably and safely.

Sennebogen 830 demolition machine in 360° mode: gripping, removing, crushing, sorting into containers – all this is possible without repositioning the machine. 

Demolition grab, shears, bucket, hammer: thanks to the powerful hydraulics of the demolition machine, the operation of different attachments requiring high pressures is possible. With the quick coupler on the stick, the Sennebogen 830 Demolition also adjusts to a new task in no time. It is the central player on the Straubing construction site and scores with its precision, its user-friendly joystick controls and the design focused on the needs of the operator: "The elevating and tilting cab is really a practical feature for leaning back in the seat close to the work area when removing the material. That' s good for my neck, because I can work in a natural posture and at the same time enjoy a clear view of my attachment", Brandhuber comments on his experience with the machine.

The 4.5 m wide, telescopic undercarriage in particular is responsible for the stability of the demolition machine. It ensures that the compact 45-ton machine remains stable at all times, even when the upper carriage is rotated quickly and heavy loads are in the grab. Brandhuber himself demonstrates on site what the Sennebogen 830 E is capable of: "In our operation today, the roof of the building is being removed. We first grab the chimney at a height of 15 m, move it to the ground in one piece, disassemble all other components of the roof there and immediately load bricks, metals or wood into the various containers for subsequent recycling".

Both the stability and the ability to work in 360° mode are crucial for Brandhuber, the demolition contractor, because the endless upper carriage rotation eliminates all time-consuming maneuvers for repositioning the machine. In a worst case scenario, the ground would have to be specially prepared and stabilized at the machine's new location, which would take up further valuable time. So the better the construction steps are planned in advance, coupled with well thought-out positioning of the demolition machine on site, the more time and money can be saved.

Brandhuber adds that it is strategically valuable that he has rented the Sennebogen 830 E directly from the manufacturer and works in the immediate vicinity of the plant: "Fast support is important to me, as I depend on the functionality of the equipment on the construction site. That's why I really appreciate the personal contact with Sennebogen and the resulting short lines of communication".