High Reach Demolition
Kocurek High Reach Demolition equipment transforms excavators into highly capable demolition machines, engineered around the demands of your application. Designed for base machines from 25 to 85 tonnes, our high reach solutions can achieve working pin heights from 15.5m to 32m, combining exceptional reach with the versatility, protection and control required for demanding demolition environments.
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Why choose Kocurek
Maximum Versatility. One Machine.
Get more from your base machine with a demolition system designed around flexibility.
The Kocurek Modular Joint enables a simple and efficient changeover between demolition and standard equipment, allowing your excavator to adapt to different tasks without compromising capability.
For applications requiring even greater reach, a Boom Foot Extension can be incorporated to increase working pin height and further expand the versatility of the machine.
Compatible base machine range- 25 – 85t
Working pin heights- 15.5 – 32m
Quick equipment changeover- Modular
the long & short of it
A Kocurek conversion goes beyond the high reach equipment itself.
Each machine can undergo substantial modifications to bring the base excavator in line with the requirements of demanding demolition applications – creating a complete, purpose-built package.
Our standard high reach equipment can include:
- New demolition boom, intermediate dipper and demolition dipper fabrications
- Kocurek Modular Joint integration
- Modification of standard equipment for straight and bent configurations
- New attachment cylinder and linkage
- Attachment cylinder ram guard
- Safety check valves fitted to demolition equipment cylinders
- Steel and flexible hydraulic pipework
- Kocurek hydraulic high-pressure shut-off valves
- Storage cradle for demolition equipment
- Storage stand for standard equipment
- Kocurek Rangemaster Warning System
- Shotblasting and paintwork matched to the donor machine
- CE marking
Built for the demands of demolition
Performance at height is only part of the equation. The base machine can also be comprehensively modified to provide the protection, visibility and functionality required on a demolition site.
Our standard conversion scope can include:
Additional Counterweight
Additional counterweight can be incorporated as part of the conversion to provide the stability required when operating with high reach demolition equipment. Each solution is carefully configured around the base machine and its new working requirements.
Tilting Cab
A tilting cab gives the operator improved visibility when working at height, helping maintain a clear view of the attachment and working area. The system is designed to provide greater comfort and control during demanding high reach demolition operations.
High-Visibility Cab Modification
High-visibility cab modifications provide the operator with a clearer, less restricted view of the working environment. Improved sightlines are particularly valuable during precision demolition work, helping operators maintain visibility of the attachment and surrounding area.
Certified Cab Protection
A fully certified cab guard provides additional protection for the operator in demanding demolition environments. Engineered specifically for the application, the system helps protect the cab from falling debris and other hazards associated with demolition work.
Heavy-duty Machine Protection
Purpose-built belly plates and side-impact protection help safeguard vulnerable areas of the excavator from debris, impacts and the demanding conditions encountered on demolition sites. The result is a machine better prepared for intensive, heavy-duty operation.
Improved Access and Practicality
Walkways, boxing ring systems and integrated toolbox solutions can be incorporated into the conversion to make the machine safer and more practical to work around. Each addition is carefully considered to create a complete, purpose-built demolition package.
Technical Capability
Built around your machine. Built around your requirements.
No two demolition applications are exactly the same, which is why no Kocurek conversion has to be either. Every quotation is developed around the base machine, required working height, attachments and operational requirements, allowing our team to create a demolition solution tailored to the job.
From the initial specification through to the completed conversion, our team can guide you through the entire process.
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