HCR120D Remote Control Construction Demolition Robot
Item No :
HCR120D
Weight :
1650 kg
Specifications :
2121 mm × 780 mm × 1231 mm
Power :
18.5 kW
Transport Package :
Steel bracket wooden cases
Warranty :
1 year
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Contact usThe Hitech HCR120D robotic demolition machine provides an advanced solution for emergency response, nuclear decommissioning and building demolition. With significant advantages in mobility, adaptability and reliability, it meets increasing requirements for high-risk and heavy-duty operations. The robotic demolition machine represents the latest development of demolition robots technology.
Key Features:
- High mobility: The HCR120D robotic demolition machine can climb stairs, enter elevators and be vehicle-mounted, allowing for easy transportation and access to worksites.
- High adaptability: concrete demolition robot can be equipped with a variety of attachments like hydraulic breakers, concrete crushers, and grapples to suit different needs. It provides flexible solutions for various demolition and emergency response tasks.
- High reliability: The HCR120D Demolition equipment adopts advanced technologies like remote control and sensor systems to ensure safe and reliable operation in hazardous environments like high temperatures, dust, and collapsible areas.
Main Applications:
- Emergency Rescue: The HCR120D Demolition equipment can access confined and collapsed structures with its compact size and articulated legs to break walls and lift heavy objects. Remote operation helps minimize risks to rescue crews.
- Nuclear Decommissioning: The 120D remote demolition robot can withstand hazardous environments with high radiation levels. Remote control helps limit radiation exposure to operators.
- Building Demolition: The construction demolition robot 120D is excellent for floor-by-floor demolition and breaking up walls. Its multi-tools allow for shearing, breaking, scooping and material handling with minimal noise and dust.






| Performance | |
| Machine weight | 1650 kg |
| Transport speed | 2.5 km/h |
| Slewing speed | 12 s/360° |
| Climbing inclination, max. | 30° |
| Track width | 180 mm |
| Hydraulic system | |
| Pump type | Load-sensitive axial piston variable displacement pump |
| Pump flow | 0~60 L/min |
| System pressure | 18 MPa |
| Hydraulic oil tank capacity | 40 L |
| Dynamical System | |
| Drive Type/Model | Motor Driven |
| Power/Speed | 18.5 kW |
| Starting device | Direct start |
| Control system | |
| Control type | Portable remote control |
| Control mode | Radio |
| Communication | CAN bus-based digital wired bidirectional communication |
| Workspace Level | |
| Working height, max. | 4400 mm |
| Working depth, max. | 1500 mm |
| Working radius, max. | 3700 mm |
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