IceBone
Blue Wheel Hipster
Just returned from gawking some quite heavy duty machinery (i've been to one before if some of you will remember). We were in a bit of a hurry, so not plenty pics unfortunatelly. I really liked the multiple spotlight lighting, I assume the same as they use at car shows. Speaking of which, damn i wish i was in Geneva right now... Anyway, on with the pics:
First off, our own product, at one of our clients' booth:
Now, on with the show. The clamps! (for reference, just one of those jaws was as tall as me):
More clamps! This one probably eats cars or something:
When the going gets tough, the tough get a bigger drill:
Or a bigger digger:
Quite a lot of companies make standard tracks units. Just plop your own machine on and off you go. Didn't see any tank turrets, must have been in a different hall.
Now for some "x-hundred BHP, y-thousand Nm" engines. They looked purdy under the lighting:
Lastly, probably won't get anyone else's panties in a twist, but I really loved the production quality of this piece. The welds were obviously robotic, everything was cnc machined down to perfection. Also made out of special wear resistant metal called Hardox, so its pretty finish will remain for quite a long time, even with heavy usage.
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First off, our own product, at one of our clients' booth:
Now, on with the show. The clamps! (for reference, just one of those jaws was as tall as me):
More clamps! This one probably eats cars or something:
When the going gets tough, the tough get a bigger drill:
Or a bigger digger:
Quite a lot of companies make standard tracks units. Just plop your own machine on and off you go. Didn't see any tank turrets, must have been in a different hall.
Now for some "x-hundred BHP, y-thousand Nm" engines. They looked purdy under the lighting:
Lastly, probably won't get anyone else's panties in a twist, but I really loved the production quality of this piece. The welds were obviously robotic, everything was cnc machined down to perfection. Also made out of special wear resistant metal called Hardox, so its pretty finish will remain for quite a long time, even with heavy usage.
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