Malcolm Drilling utilizes APE’s Variable Moment Technology to Lower Radial Vibration
Post Date: November 3, 2006 at 12:00 am
Reported From: APE Headquarters (WA)
Reported From: APE Headquarters (WA)
Malcolm Drilling is using the APE 170VM to minimize the radial vibration next to the main North South rail line in Downtown Seattle, WA.
The variable moment driver/extractor minimizes the effects of vibration to structures around the driving area by timing two sets of eccentrics to counteract each ther and then phase into time.
Call any of our APE offices for more information.
Superior Construction Goes Ape Again & Again
Post Date: November 2, 2006 at 12:00 am
Reported From: APE Southeast (FL)
Reported From: APE Southeast (FL)
What do the 9-A extention, J.T.B. overpass, and the New Beach Blvd. Bridge all have in common? Superior Construction and American Piledriving Equipment!
These projects are underway using an A.P.E. Model 20 Drill, an A.P.E. Model D-36 and two D-62 Diesel pile hammers, an A.P.E. Model 200 Vibro and a J&M Model 416 Vibro. The latest purchase by Superior for these projects as well as the many upcoming jobs are a J&M Model 44-50 Vibro and a new A.P.E. Model D-62 (pictured at the Beach Blvd Bridge).
American Piledriving Equipment is committed to Superior and honored that have chosen to go A.P.E. again & again!
