Thanks to the modular design and the variety of possible equipment combinations, we can guarantee that a suitable drilling unit attachment can be configured for you in accordance with the required drilling technique, drill diameter, drilling depth, site conditions and geology of the soil.
The TBT233 stands out with the following characteristics:
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Morath original spare parts for the economical and safe operation of your drill assure minimum downtimes.
The BT235 stands out with the following characteristics:
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Morath original spare parts for the economical and safe operation of your drill assure minimum downtimes.
The walking excavator attachment SA 1235 stands out with the following characteristics:
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Morath original spare parts for the economical and safe operation of your drill assure minimum downtimes.
The walking excavator attachment SA2500-1 stands out with the following characteristics:
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Morath original spare parts for the economical and safe operation of your drill assure minimum downtimes.
The excavator attachments BA2500 stand out with the following characteristics:
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Morath original spare parts for the economical and safe operation of your drill assure minimum downtimes.
The walking excavator attachment SA/BA3100 stands out with the following characteristics:
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Morath original spare parts for the economical and safe operation of your drill assure minimum downtimes.
Because of the design differences the drilling unit attachments are divided into two categories:
1. The reduction in transport costs through multiple uses of the excavator on location at the building site. Thus, for example, the excavations, anchoring, and any shotcrete work necessary can be carried out with just one excavator as a universal carrier device.
2. The minimisation of the financial risk with a new acquisition, because often carrier equipment from the existing machine park can be used, and thus only the drilling unit needs to be purchased.
3. The minimisation of downtime costs if drilling is not required all year round, because the excavator can still be used conventionally.
