Combi Kit is so quick on the jaw for VTN

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15 March 2016

The new CK Combi Kit multi-purpose attachment from VTN Europe offers a base unit with the ability to interchange between five different jaw set options in under five minutes for demolition applications.

The body is manufactured entirely from Hardox with the main frame boasting 360° rotation, a low excavator adaptor plate, internal rotation solution and reverse position cylinder.

VTN described it as a fresh new approach to demolition attachments.

The unit will complement projects where there are a number of complex requirements and is described as suitable for applications in primary, secondary and selective demolition.

The CK combi kit offers the same strength and durability of the VTN FP dedicated concrete pulveriser with the versatility of immedate jaw changes. The quick jaw change system works with a two-pin rotation using a specially designed set of keys. The system is quick, efficient and safe.

Jaw sets that complement the new body are demolition, crusher, steel, demolition and steel, and combi jaws.

The product is available in two models. These are the CK21 attachment weighing 1,224 kg (2,698 lb) suitable for 18 to 27 t machines, and the CK28, a 1,555 kg (3,428 lb) attachment for machines from 26 to 35 t.

The new models will see their official launch at Bauma from April 11 to 17.

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