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Straight from the plant to the job: demolition company relies on SENNEBOGEN 830 demolition machine in selective dismantling

It was probably one of the shortest machine transports in the entire history of SENNEBOGEN: Only about two kilometers away from the headquarters of the company, Manfred Brandhuber, Managing Director of Brandhuber Transporte GmbH, started a major deconstruction project in the historic city center of Straubing's ducal city last December. On the 2,000 sqm site, three buildings were selectively dismantled over a period of 4 weeks – the perfect conditions for the SENNEBOGEN 830 E with 168 kW engine power to unfold its full potential as a multifunctional demolition machine: Stable working in 360° mode, effortless stripping of the up to four-story former residential buildings and immediate sorting of the construction debris into the allocated containers.

It was one of those cold December evenings that you spend on the couch with Pre-Christmas joy, cookies, tea and a warm blanket. But while some people are at home enjoying their well-earned evening off, the hard work of others begins: On the company premises of the SENNEBOGEN subsidiary with its Rental & Used department, transport professionals load heavy equipment onto the low-loader, lash the chains and the approximately two-kilometer drive of the SENNEBOGEN 830 Demolition to the city center of Straubing begins: straight from the plant to the job.

Over the past weeks, the 45 t demolition machine from the SENNEBOGEN rental park created space for new office and residential units in the city center. Around the area of operation and within reach of the 830 Demolition, deconstruction professional Manfred Brandhuber arranges different rubble containers in order to conveniently fill them with the material without repositioning the machine: "For us, selective dismantling means removing material in a controlled and safe manner. Normally, we rely on earthmoving equipment, but it simply didn't offer us the necessary reach height for this job. Since SENNEBOGEN is located virtually around the corner, the 830 Demolition was available very quickly and we were able to expand our fleet easily with the rental offer."

Both the stability and the ability to work in 360° mode are crucial for Brandhuber, the demolition contractor, because the endless upper carriage rotation eliminates all time-consuming maneuvers for repositioning the machine. In a worst case scenario, the ground would have to be specially prepared and stabilized at the machine's new location, which would take up further valuable time. So the better the construction steps are planned in advance, coupled with well thought-out positioning of the demolition machine on site, the more time and money can be saved.

Brandhuber adds that it is strategically valuable that he has rented the SENNEBOGEN 830 E directly from the manufacturer and works in the immediate vicinity of the plant: "Fast support is important to me, as I depend on the functionality of the equipment on the construction site. That's why I really appreciate the personal contact with SENNEBOGEN and the resulting short lines of communication."