Equipments News
These Write-On tags provide quick and easy identification anywhere. The soft aluminum tags are weather-resistant and embossable and comes with two holes. Use pen or stamp to make indelible mark. Nutron-OSM, North Olmsted, Ohio.
The Gradall XL 3100 III excavator has a short rear swing to work in traffic lanes, at the side of highways and on tight job sites. The XL 3100 can be used to excavate, demolish, load and unload trucks and as a grapple to clear streams and vegetation. The engine powers the carrier at highway speeds and powers the boom and upper structure, reducing fuel consumption and engine service requirements. The XL 3100 III has a maximum reach of 27 feet, 5 inches at grade; a digging depth of 19 feet, 4 inches; and a maximum working height of 16 feet, 3 inches. Rated bucket breakout force is 17,990 pounds. Telescoping boom crowd force is 21,940 pounds. Reposition is controlled from the upper cab. Operators can select Gradall, Deere or SAE joystick patterns. Gradall, New Philadelphia, Ohio.
The Bull Hog mulcher for skid steers now features a patented heavy-duty tooling rotor system. The mulcher reportedly offers 20% more production, lower fuel consumption, reduced maintenance and better sizing. Rounded skid shoes help reduce material build up on the ground and two new push bar options give material handling versatility. There are four tool options: single carbide, double carbide, chipper knives and stone teeth. Bull Hog is available in three models. The BH62SS has 24 tools and offers a 50-inch cut, the BH74SS has 30 tools and offers a 60-inch cut, and the BH85SS has 36 tools and offers a 70-inch cut. All models are compatible with carriers that provide 27 to 45 gpm and are said to be ideal for land clearing. Fecon, Lebanon, Ohio.
LifePack emergency water filter system requires no purifying chemicals or power input. Through an osmosis filtration process, LifePack produces safe water anywhere. LifePack removes viruses, bacteria and cysts from any water source, even from muddy or brackish water. Pour dirty water into the red port and one sports syrup charge into the green port. The water is filtered by the forward osmosis membrane as it is drawn into the inner chamber. The system filters up to three liters per day. AliMed, Dedham, Mass.
The Yamaha Rhino utility vehicle has a modular cab system that allows rapid transformation from a fully enclosed cab to an open-air ride in 60 seconds. The Rapid Convertible System allows the user to chose one or all components for flexibility as weather changes. A roll over protection system base frame with cab receiver mounts provides safety and easy installation of the modular components. The roof, windshield and rear panel feature a no-tools, pin-to-slot connection and a heavy-duty quick-release hatch. The windshield has vents for varying temperatures and can be used at full speed in the open or closed position. A wiper kit also is available. RCS uses thermoformed TPO material — as opposed to ABS plastic or fiberglass — for all body panels. TPO offers low-temp impact resistance, higher heat-deflection and dimensional stability. Side doors convert to half doors without tooling. Cab components can be purchased separately or as a complete package. Curtis Industries, Worcester, Mass.
The AmberHALO bracelet uses GPS satellite and GSM cellular technology. AmberHALO delivers real-time reporting for a variety of personal safety uses. Individuals can be located instantly, anywhere, and AmberHALO notifies when at-risk individuals breach established safe or unsafe zones. AmberHALO is tamperproof and waterproof and can't be removed except by an authorized caregiver. Ambersafe, Woodbridge, Ontario.
The Hercules 9-inch mountaineering boot for wildland firefighting features a dual-zone, extended lacing system for a precise fit. A soft, full-grain leather collar ensures comfortable calves and an accordion-style flex point in the Achilles area allows flex where needed. The series is NFPA 1977-certified. Cosmas, Windham, N.H.
The DAH-080C brushcutter/chipper is designed for 7-ton and heavier mini-excavators. It weighs 1,580 pounds, is equipped with 11 fixed-knives, and offers a cutting width of 32 inches. It features fixed-tooth and bolt-on sharpenable blades for cutting and chipping trees up to 5 inches in diameter in one operation. Denis Cimaf, Roxton Falls, Quebec.
This station/wildland boot has a dual-density rubber sole system for comfort, durability and heat resistance up to 600°F. It weighs 4H pounds and features include fire-, water- and heat-resistant Protec leather; Nomex threading; poly-cotton laces; mil-spec hardware; padded ankle collar; steel toe; puncture protection; waterproof bloodborne pathogen bootie; comfort-fit toe box, scuff guard toe protector; and a zipper option. Redback Boots, Escondido, Calif.
