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Conjet’s ACR™ robots use hydrodemolition to remove concrete. This technology requires a reliable supply of high-pressure water.
The Conjet ACR™ robots operate seamlessly with the powerpack thanks to the steering system, Conjet ONE. The Conjet ONE system makes it possible to control both the robot and the pump remotely using the wireless radio control box. All operations can be communicated from the control box or from the display on the robot, resulting in shorter start-up times, safer and more precise operations, and better results.
Recommended for ACR™ robots Jetframe 157, Robot 557 MPA and Robot 557 MPA XL.
Recommended for ACR™ robots Jetframe 137/157, Robot 557 MPA, Robot 557 MPA XL and Robot 327.
Recommended for ACR™ robots Jetframe 157, Robot 557 MPA and Robot 557 MPA XL.
Conjet’s ACR™ robots use hydrodemolition to remove concrete without creating micro-cracks to the structure. This technology requires a reliable supply of high-pressure water.
The standard range of Conjet High pressure pumps are supplied with ratings of 250 – 800 kW, flows of 57 – 437 l/min and pressures of 1000 – 2400 bar to suit a wide range of applications. The container is silenced to meet all noise emission standards, including an internally-mounted exhaust muffler.
See our hydro demolition robots in action.
The Conjet ACR™ robots operate seamlessly with the power pack thanks to the steering system, ConjetONE. The ConjetONE system makes it possible to control both the robot and the pump remotely using the wireless radio control box. All operations can be communicated from the control box (or from the display on the robot), resulting in shorter start-up times, safer and more precise operations, and results.
Hydrodemolition removes a layer of concrete by shooting a jet of high-pressure water into the material. When the water fills the natural cavities in the concrete, it bursts from within, exploding upwards. The result is a rough surface, free from micro-cracks, ready for a new layer of fresh concrete. It also leaves the reinforcement bars completely intact. Hydrodemolition can also be used for paint removal and surface preparation. A radio-controlled robot (supplied with high-pressure water from a pump) performs the demolition, keeping the supervising operator at a safe distance. At Conjet, we call it Automated Concrete Removal, or ACR™.
The ACR™ robot is equipped with a lance that moves over the concrete surface, shooting a high-pressure water jet and removing the damaged material. The operator sets the hydrodemolition parameters (for example, cutting width, speed and jet angle), positions the robot and starts the hydrodemolition process. When this is done, the robot works autonomously according to the set parameters, working its way in a straight line. All the operator has to do is monitor the progress from a safe distance and inspect the result.