Infrastructure Construction

In tunnels, mines, and large-scale earthmoving projects, equipment often needs to operate continuously in waterlogged, muddy, and steep slopes. Ordinary trucks struggle to move in waterlogged tunnel sections and frequently get stuck in muddy mine roads. The PIVOT tracked transporter has a ground pressure of only 28kPa, preventing it from getting stuck in muddy conditions. Its high-level electrical system protection allows for short-term water wading operations. With a 3-ton load capacity and a 30° climbing ability, it is a reliable choice for tunnel muck removal and mine transportation.

Grouting behind tunnel linings and grouting for slope anchoring require conveying equipment with stable pressure and precise flow rate. Manual grouting results in uneven quality and low efficiency due to segmented grouting. PIVOT secondary structure pump can pump continuously with stable pressure and precise flow rate, ensuring a tight seal between the lining and the surrounding rock. Its inclined design saves space and can be flexibly arranged in narrow tunnels, making it an ideal choice for tunnel and slope reinforcement projects.

Subway station equipment floors, bridge maintenance walkways, and under viaducts are extremely confined spaces where ordinary lifting equipment cannot enter. The PIVOT Spider Crane has a minimum passability of only 0.8 meters, enabling precise lifting in these narrow spaces. Tracked movement and wireless remote control allow operation without disrupting traffic. Installing equipment in subway stations and replacing components in bridge maintenance walkways—tasks that traditional cranes cannot perform—can all be done by the Spider Crane.

Ground Pressure: 28kPa For pipeline excavation and foundation cleaning, the biggest fear is cutting existing pipelines. The PIVOT mini excavator can precisely control the digging depth and position with an error of ≤3cm, effectively avoiding cables, water pipes, and gas pipelines. Its compact size allows it to operate in narrow trenches, minimizing interference with surrounding structures.

At infrastructure construction sites, it is necessary to break up old road surfaces, clear debris, and transport materials. The PIVOT skid steer loader, equipped with a hydraulic breaker, breaks up the road surface, uses the bucket to clear debris, and then switches to the sweeper to finish—one machine completes multiple processes. The quick-change attachment requires no tools, allowing for attachment switching in minutes, quickly responding to different operational needs.

Large rollers cannot approach areas such as bridge abutment backfilling, tunnel corner compaction, and culvert perimeter backfilling. The PIVOT walk-behind roller, with its narrow body, can operate in these confined spaces. Its 25kN vibration force ensures that key areas meet compaction standards, preventing future settlement.

In precast beam yards, steel bars, formwork, and embedded parts require frequent loading, unloading, and stacking; in material warehouses, packaged materials need to be connected for loading and unloading. The PIVOT loading and unloading integrated machine's conveyor belt can extend into the interior of the truck bed, allowing for unloading and stacking without touching the ground, reducing manual handling. With an efficiency of 60 tons/hour, it significantly improves material turnover speed.

Drainage ditches along highways and railways require rapid construction and precise cross-sectional dimensions. The PIVOT canal forming machine achieves 400 meters per day in a single pass, more than 20 times more efficient than manual construction. It can form trapezoidal, U-shaped, rectangular, and other cross-sections, ensuring construction strictly adheres to design drawings and meeting various specifications. The concrete produced has high density and excellent impermeability, requiring almost no maintenance afterward.