Building and Construction Machines

Building and construction machines include masonry forms and earth moving and landscaping equipment.

Abrasive blast machines and sandblasters clean and prepare surfaces by directing a stream of abrasive particles against a part or a surface.
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Augers are large diameter, drill-like devices that are used for drilling holes into the earth, stone and pavement as well as moving grain and water in certain applications.
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Concrete mixers are used to mix concrete during the processing of water, cement and aggregate media, or during the delivery and final pour preparation.
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Construction and demolition attachments are specialized implements that are attached and used with heavy machinery to perform a job.
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Earth moving and landscape machines are used to prepare construction sites, and to move dirt and gravel.
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Formwork are temporary or permanent concrete forms for building structures from concrete.
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Grinders and grinding machines use an abrasive that is bonded to a wheel, belt or disc to remove material and improve surface finish.
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Honing, lapping and super-finishing equipment are used to improve surface finish or geometry to tight tolerances.
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Mowers are used to cut grass, plants, small trees, and other ground-based vegetation. These machines include dedicated mowing machines and attachment boom, flail and deck mowers.
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Paving machines are used to pave roadways, walkways, or parking areas.
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Polishers and buffing machines are used to impart a fine (low Ra) surface finish on the exterior of a part. To improve surface finish, they use use abrasive grain slurries or compounds on buffs, bobs, cloth naps, laps, very fine grit nonwovens, and coated abrasives.
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Pressure washers direct a high-pressure stream or jet of water against a surface to clean, descale, degrease or prepare a surface.
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Sanders and sanding machines are used to finish wood, plastic or composites through the application of abrasive belts, discs or sheets.
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Scaffolding is a temporarily-constructed surface that supports elevated equipment, or that allows workers to gain access to buildings or equipment.
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Spray painting equipment (paint sprayers) is used to apply coatings on discrete products or components.  In most cases these devices atomize the liquid media before applying it.
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Sprayers and spray coating equipment are used to apply or dispense coatings, paints, fluids, cleaners, chemicals, powders or other industrial materials.
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Trench shoring equipment includes trench shields and other shoring devices that are used to prevent a dug trench from caving-in on workers or equipment.
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Underground locating equipment is used to find septic tanks, sewer lines, blockages, and buried utilities.
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Water jetting equipment and water blasters direct high pressure (10,000+ psi) streams of water against a surface to clean or cut the material.
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Welders and welding machines include all manner of devices used for welding, brazing and soldering.
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