Edinburgh-based demolition and drilling specialists, CDS, invests in a state-of-the-art Brokk 110 to enhance operations and support growing demands.
The introduction of the Brokk 110 cements the business’ focus on investment, innovation, and growth, and is the fifth Brokk to join the business’ expanding fleet.
The most powerful demolition machine of its size in the marketplace, the Brokk 110 will support CDS across a variety of residential, commercial, and industrial projects spanning the breadth of Scotland. The incorporation of a SmartPower electrical system and the reinforced Brokk Smart Design results in enhanced power and flexibility when undertaking demolition works.
The Brokk 110 is the new updated version of the Brokk 100 which CDS purchased back in 2016 for Demolition and refurbishment to the old Cinema Building on 58/62 Renfield street, Glasgow. These Robots minimise Risks associated with more conventional Demolition Operation’s as they are remote control which removes the risk of Hand and Arm vibration to operators whilst increasing productivity. The 110/100 models are also ideal for tracking up staircases as they are small and versatile but light enough that they don’t put too much structural bearing within old buildings, making them great machines for refurbishment projects. A huge investment for CDS, the demolition robot enhances the business’ operational capability as it continues to deliver a healthy pipeline of contracts throughout the end of the year.
Scott Murray, CDS Managing Director, said:
“Our latest purchase of the Brokk 110 is illustrative of our commitment to investing in our service delivery as our growth continues to accelerate.
“At CDS, we are focussed on delivering a turnkey service package for our clients in accordance with project demands, and the introduction of our new Brokk will significantly enhance our operations and support contract delivery.
“The new Brokk 110 has already made substantial advancements across a number of our projects in the East, and we look forward to continuing our pattern of investment whilst we embark on the next phase of our growth strategy.”