Ubucukuzi budasaba amashanyarazi

Ibiranga imikorere: 1. Imashini yose yoroheje muburemere kandi ntoya mubunini, ikorohereza guterana, gutwara no kubaka umuhanda. 2. Urwego rwakazi ni runini, imikorere ni myinshi, kandi imikorere yo guca hasi iragaragara cyane. 3. Ibice byingenzi nka pompe nkuru, pompe yinyuma, moteri yingendo, pompe yamazi nibindi bice byingenzi bitumizwa mu mahanga, hamwe nibikorwa byizewe kandi bikora neza. 4. Sisitemu nziza yo gutera imiti kugirango habeho ibidukikije byiza kandi bigabanye igihombo. 5. Uburyo bwa plaque ya plaque, ibikoresho birashobora kujyanwa muri minecart, scraper, uburyo bwumukandara neza.

Ubwubatsi

Imashini zidafite amashanyarazi zikoreshwa cyane mu mishinga minini yubwubatsi, nko kubaka ibikorwa remezo, imihanda, ibiraro, hamwe n’amazu yo guturamo. Moteri zabo zikomeye nubushobozi buhanitse bubafasha gukora imirimo itandukanye, kuva gucukura urufatiro kugeza guterura imitwaro iremereye.

Ubucukuzi bw'amabuye y'agaciro

Excavators that don’t rely on electricity are essential in the mining industry, where machinery must be robust and adaptable to rough terrains. These machines are critical for excavation, loading, and transporting materials in open-pit mines, quarries, and mineral extraction sites.

Gusenya

When it comes to demolition work, non-electric excavators are favored for their strength and ability to handle tough materials, such as concrete and metal structures. They’re indispensable for large-scale demolition projects that require significant force and control.

Ibikorwa byo gutabara byihutirwa

In emergency situations such as natural disasters, having equipment that doesn’t depend on electricity is crucial. Non-electric excavators can quickly be deployed in areas where power is down or infrastructure has been destroyed, helping clear debris and assist in rescue efforts.