RAMMER hydraulic hammers
GENUINE.
EXCELLENCE RANGE PERFORMANCE RANGE
RAMMER impact technology KRUPP impact technology
When it comes to hydraulic hammer technologies, RAMMER technology is one of the most commonly copied technologies. This means that RAMMER is the one that, for the past 35 years, has been setting standards in the field of hydraulic hammer technology. Certainly, one of the world's leading manufacturers of hydraulic hammers, RAMMER is a name that is unreservedly mentioned among the TOP 3 world manufacturers.
RAMMER is part of the large SANDVIK group. The factory is located in Finland. The name RAMMER itself literally means PUNCHER / HAMMER.
Sandvik recognizes the specifics of the application of hydraulic hammers and how the application of hydraulic hammers can be changed and adjusted. That is why Sandvik offers a wide range of hydraulic hammers, which allows you to choose the hammer that best suits your specific job needs.
In Croatia, RAMMER hammers did not have a direct appearance on the market and were therefore less represented in their original design. Users in Croatia mostly recognize them as models: JCB and partly as CAT hammers.
With a new, direct market presence, as original RAMMER hammers and parts, the following has been achieved:
- - faster response to customer requests (direct contact with the factory via WT GRUPA)
- - direct after-sales support (service and spare parts WT GRUPA)
- - very reasonable hammer price/quality ratio (direct line from the factory, without expensive intermediaries)
- - reasonable prices of original spare parts
Origin: | Finland |
Basic technical features: | Working principle is oil (Excellence line) and oil/gas (Performance line). The small hammer Excellence lines are solid body construction (no tie rods), while all other models are tie rods design. The hammers are made with a membrane, except for small Performance lines. They are of exceptional material quality, durable and reliable. |
Target market segment: | The target group of users are companies with large operational requirements, large projects and very frequent use of hammers (Excellence lines). For the same market segment, but with slightly smaller requirements, Performance line models are better solution. |
Investment and maintenance costs: | The initial investment is slightly higher. With a service contract, unplanned costs are kept to a minimum. Regular maintenance is in the middle cost range with very small downtime. Preventive maintenance further reduces the risk of higher and unexpected costs. |
Expected lifetime: | With regular maintenance, the objectively expected service life is very long, 7000-10,000 working hours, which in some cases can mean up to 20 years of real operation. |
Residual value: | The expected residual value after the expected lifetime is 40% -50% of the value of the new hammer with a high probability of placing on the market. Possible trade in deal with old hammers. |