DE
EN

HawkeyePedershaab · Hall B1, booth 315/418

Fig. 1 3-D model of the Mastermatic XT 150.

HawkeyePedershaab will be presenting several new product developments for the concrete pipe and manhole industries at bauma 2010. These new developments include the Kastmaster machine which features integrated de-
molding and a linear production sequence suitable for stand-alone operation or integrated into a totally automatic pipe and manhole manufacturing plant: the new Mastermatic XT automatic pipe machine which incorporates both advanced vibration (Vario) compaction technology and new rapid form changeover technology to enhance manufacturing versatility and flexibility; and the CageFlex.

www...

Related articles:

Issue 06/2010 Review bauma

Pipe machinery and manhole machinery

And last but not least: how would the ban on flights over Europe affect the especially export-oriented manufacturers of pipe and manhole machinery? Unfortunately, this was reflected at least for the...

more

Issue 05/2019 AFINITAS

HawkeyePedershaab and BFS together at Bauma 2019

HawkeyePedershaab and BFS made history at Bauma 2019 with their first-ever combined exhibit at the show. Both now part of the Afinitas family of brands, their combined strengths represent the drycast...

more

Issue 04/2010 Tradition and progress

Primuss Robot at bauma 2010

At the booth of Prinzing the Primuss robot with the associated manhole base sections will be showcased in action (Fig. 1). For the development and design of this machine it was necessary to search for...

more

Issue 10/2011 New manpower

Ron Schriever Joins HawkeyePedershaab

HawkeyePedershaab, a leading manufacturer of concrete pipe and manhole machinery, is pleased to announce that Ron Schriever has joined the company as part of their international marketing team. Ron...

more

Issue 09/2010 Growing Infrastructural Markets

Construction of a New Pipe and Manhole Ring Production Facility

The history of the business began in 1922 when its founders, Messrs. Albertsen and Dillan, started to manufacture concrete roofing tiles. The first machine for this purpose, an egg layer, was...

more