As every year, Rigter Handelsonderneming from Eemnes develops a number of equipment pieces per year together with customers. They listen to the wishes and improve current products and / or apply new techniques.

Together with Fuhler BV from Emmen, Rigter Handelsonderneming has built 2 heavy duty bale clamps which will be hung on various shovels in the recycling. Due to the many hours they work and the changing machines, the heavy duty clamp was necessary.

Normally, work on dikes is stopped outside the storm season, from a crane ship it is too dangerous because of this wave action and wind.

But with the help of a wire crane, a power pack from Rigter Handelsonderneming and a Kinshofer orange peel grab, it is still possible to work from the pier.

Bonneveld Aannemingsbedrijf Bv from Bunschoten is currently renting a power pack and grab from Rigter Handelsonderneming for a few weeks.
Bonneveld is installing a zinc cellar on behalf of MBS kelderbouw.
The 450-ton cellar is built at ground level and is 10 meters high.
The soil is now slowly being dug away and the cellar slowly sinks 10 meters into the ground. Subsequently, underwater concrete is poured and after hardening the basement is pumped dry.

There is not much space in the regulier dwarsstraat in Amsterdam, but with the help of the power pack, the grab and the tower crane combination the work can bo done.
With minimal disruption to the neighborhood and maximum production, the work is carried out safely and quickly. With this way of working, it is still possible to build or demolish in very tight spaces in the center of a city.

There are now several power packs in several classes available with various pieces of equipment, so call or email Cette adresse e-mail est protégée contre les robots spammeurs. Vous devez activer le JavaScript pour la visualiser. for a request or advice.

Rigter Handelsonderneming thanks Bonneveld and MBS kelderbouw for their confidence.

Together with Lek Sloopwerken, an extending boom from Cosben and a Kinshofer grab from Rigter Handelsonderneming, approximately 28 meters deep is currently being dug at the sea lock in IJmuiden.

After first excavating the rubble of the lock gate in dry land, the remains of Bentonite are now being excavated with the help of a Kinshofer HPX 1500 digging grab with teeth at the walls of the largest sea lock in Europe.