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March 10, 2017 Building for Efficiency

Volume 20 | Issue 1

Rammer Hammers by Allied are designed and built for high efficiency demolition.

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Rammer Series® boom-mounted hydraulic hammers by Allied Construction Products reflect over 75 years of experience producing high performance, high efficiency hammers known for exceptional productivity and reliability.

Mid-range and large-range models – designed for carriers from 26,500 to 176,400 lbs. – feature advanced hydraulics and deliver high productivity when breaking boulders, removing slag, tunneling, open pit mining and secondary breaking and trenching.

The superior design, including advanced hydraulics and an ultra-strong housing to deliver extended life and greater return on investment. Slip-fit tool bushings allow for easy replacement.

Rammer hammers feature top-down lubrication, underwater adaptation and a VIDAT System that reduces operating costs, extends operating life and minimizes downtime.

For information and performance specifications, visit www.alliedcp.com. Or call 800-321-1046.

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