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Superior, Washington-based Genesis Attachments has announced the availability of its new demolition tool, the M7 Concrete Cracker. Designed to fit remote-controlled demolition robots and mini excavators, the M7 is sized for interior demolition as well as concrete processing and recycling.
Fitting up to 25,000-pound carriers, the M7 weighs 1,400 pounds and features a 27-inch jaw opening with a 19-inch jaw depth. Solid Strenx 900 steel jaws provide rugged durability while replaceable teeth and blades help to simplify maintenance, the company says.
According to Genesis, the M7 can efficiently process concrete with a hydraulic booster that increases power and speed and a fully guarded cylinder rod that’s protected from debris. A knock-around rotation option, which features adjustable brake and position locks, is designed to make it easy for an operator to position the M7 for picking up material. A hydraulic rotation option is also available.
The new M7 Concrete Cracker will be featured March 7-9 on a Volvo ECR88D at the National Demolition Association Convention in San Antonio.
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