BROKK NEWS

High heat and heavy handheld tools constantly threatened injury at a North Carolina copper plant. Wieland Copper Products in Pine Hall, North Carolina, manufactures copper tubes for a variety of applications, including air conditioning units and plumbing. The plant melts the copper with furnaces as hot as 2,200 degrees Fahrenheit.

Investing in cutting-edge technology keeps his crew safe and business a step ahead of the competition, said Scott Knightly, president of EnviroVantage Inc.

This past year, Brokk exhibited at a number of tradeshows. Take a look at highlights from a few of them:

When a demolition contractor faced demolishing two 1940s-era concrete silos standing precariously over Santa Fe, New Mexico’s water supply, they knew it wouldn’t be as simple as just knocking them down.