Husqvarna DC 200 Drum Cutter

Husqvarna introduces the DC 200 drum cutter, a new attachment for the DXR demolition robot product line.

The DC 200 is a versatile attachment made for surface profi ling rock or concrete, trenching, excavating frozen soil, soft rock excavation in quarries, demolition and dredging. The 56 tungsten carbide-tipped picks on each side of the machine rotate and chip away at the surface material to the desired depth or complete removal. If the material is not completely removed, a smoother, more uniform surface results s well as smaller, finer grain sizes so material can be removed more easily or used as back fill without additional crushing. The DC 200 is suitable for use on restricted jobsites and sensitive urban areas due to the low noise and low vibration levels.

MAIN BENEFITS

• Versatile - excellent choice for trenching, surface removal and profi ling in rock, concrete or hard soil

• Improved effi ciency - unique software solution enables suffi cient fl ow and pressure for maximum working effi ciency and mobility

• Low noise and vibrations - suitable for use in sensitive areas

• Precise - produces an even surface and smaller grains

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

• Total width cutting head, in (mm): 20 (500)

• Diameter of cutter drum, in (mm): 9 (240)

• Number of picks: 56

• Max cutting force @ 5,075 psi, lbs (kg): 2,835

(1,286)

• Max torque @ 5,075 psi, lbs (kg): 1,900 (862)

• Max rock hardness, psi: 2,900

• Service weight, lbs (kg): 441 (200)

For more information, visit www.husqvarnacp.com.

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