M&M Demolition cleans up with OilQuick

31 October 2018

United Kingdom-based M&M Demolition carries out demolition and enabling works across all sectors, undertaking projects throughout the country. As a member of the National Federation of Demolition Contractors (NFDC) M&M takes on-site health and safety seriously and recently completed a successful audit.

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M&M Demolition approached ECY Haulmark in the summer of 2017 and now uses OilQuick attachments on a range of projects

Managing director Danny Wall first approached attachment specialist ECY Haulmark in the summer of 2017 with a view to installing the OilQuick automatic quick coupler to its new Hitachi Zaxis 350 machines.

At the same time, M&M took delivery of a VTN MD410 selector grab and VTN FP30 concrete processor to complement the brand new 35 t Hitachi machines, and has successfully used attachments from both companies on various projects ever since.

More recently the company placed an order with ECY Haulmark for a Furukawa FXJ375 hydraulic breaker again fitted with an OilQuick OQ80 attachment bracket by ECY Haulmark.

ECY visited a site in south London where the contractors are overseeing an 11-week project for the local authority adjacent to a primary school. The overall works involve the demolition and ground remediation of former boilers rooms at the far end of the site, to basement level.

“With this being a small site it’s great to be able to have just the one Hitachi 350 fitted with an OilQuick coupler on-site,” said senior project manager Karl Larcombe

“We can bring along a selection of attachments fitted with the OQ bracket, and we can get the project completed in a fraction of the time it would have taken making manual attachment changes.”

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