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Aels recycles planes

Rigter Handelsonderneming was allowed to do a nice job for Aels.
At Twente airport they were allowed to saw off 2 wings of a Boeing, which are used in a museum in Berlin.
The aircraft's hardware will also be reused.

Aels from Twente strips the entire plane and almost everything finds a new destination.

In principle, anything can be sawn with Hemos saws, so you can contact the company from Eemnes for all your questions.

 

Rigter Handelsonderneming progressive in recycling

Nice project Vlasman / Kinshofer

For a project in Ouderkerk aan de Amstel, Rigter Handelsonderneming was allowed to supply another beautiful Kinshofer orange peel grab.

 

Large chunks of rubble quickly and safely to the top, but also the small residual rubble from the bottom through the closed shells.

 

Kinshofer power..

Kinshofer / Rigter expands

After the takeover of several other manufacturers, Rigter Handelsonderneming can supply an increasingly broad range of products.

The 2 cylinder concrete shears have been further developed with interchangeable wearing parts and robust head parts with overpressure protection.

Railtech 2022

Rigter Handelsonderneming is present at railtech 2022 together with VBS, Nedstrail and Van Roon Rail BV from 21-06 to 23-06

There is a lot of form RF-System and Kinshofer, so come along to the Jaarbeurs in Utrecht.

Safe demolition at great heights

For their loyal customer Vakslopers B.V., Rigter Handelsonderneming was allowed to perform a nice job again.
They were commissioned by Infra Limburg B.V. from Limburg to demolish a church in Tegelen. 

Unfortunately, the Caterpillar UHD 349 just couldn't reach it, so Rigter Handelsonderneming was called in to cut off the top 12 meters. This was performed with a power pack and a shear hanging in a Mammoet telecrane.