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Demolition made easy with complimentary attachments

HPE Africa has been the sole importer of Korean-built Soosan hammers and drills. (Image source: HPE Africa)

High Power Equipment (HPE) Africa has expanded its range of heavy-duty demolition attachments, designed to complement its exclusive selection of Hyundai machinery

HPE Africa - the sole distributor of Hyundai earthmoving equipment in Southern Africa - offers contractors the opportunity to save time and money by investing in its exclusive range of world-class imported attachments, designed specifically for the demolition industry.

For the past three years, HPE Africa has been the sole importer of Korean-built Soosan hammers and drills – ideal for any project that requires high volumes of rock to be broken swiftly and safely.

Added to this exclusive selection is the Italian-crafted MB crusher buckets – designed to meet international demands for more goods to be recycled on site.

Although both products are still relatively unknown in the South African market, there has been a local surge in demand for the equipment, which is easily fitted to all ranges of excavators, skidsteers and wheel loaders, and could save capital projects millions on expenditure.

Peter Van Rensburg, sales representative at HPE Africa explains the advantages of the Soosan range of hammers, “The Soosan products complement HPE Africa’s equipment as it is a top quality brand – the Rolls Royce of Korean hammers.

The attachments are ideal for quarries, mines, demolition, plant hire, or anywhere where breakers and drills are necessary.

We only bring in the sturdier models to be fitted to our machinery, because they get abused in a very harsh local environment, so they need to be extra strong.”

HPE Africa will be exhibiting at stand D.21

This article originally featured in the September 2013 issue of African Review of Business and Technology. To read this issue of the magazine online, click here

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