PILE DRIVER MACHINE WITH IMPACT HAMMER ERECTING CONCRETE FOUNDATIONS

[@PauloNideck]

What a great machine!

[@darrenjayce2633]

instaBlaster

[@ashleygainard4978]

Got one of these beasts working near me somewhere in the distance, 6 Days of it so far flat out. Every time I hear the beat I’m thinking pile drive, pile drive, pile drive, pile drive, listening to the note and hammer frequency change as it gets closer to the end. What a machine these are! might have to try and find where it is working and take the nippers to see it in action.

[@pietupahalainen9836]

Absolutely the stylest machine in a busines!

[@ph11p3540]

This video does not do justice to how Ioud these machines are in operation. Deafening at a 1000 feet. You not only hear them, you feel their sound energy slamming through your body like a fighter jet in full afterburner.

[@ngahaw9675]

Good

[@ccaaproduction105]

Thank you for your sharing information.

[@nguyenvangiap9322]

Very good

[@DREAMMACHINEShh]

nguyen vangiap thank you very much!

[@kamarulhusaain4701]

Junttan is most powerfull hamner and very fast hammer drop.

[@hangemhigh2000]

I got one of those for my wife for Christmas.

[@PaulJunkoKris]

Of the meat variety??

[@mysteryman9641]

Paul J Buhler, you're very gay aren't you?

[@petersrightbut8297]

oooooh, somebody's in love with their Juntan! Awesome machine, I use it every day for 18 inch monotube. Whoops, .Watch the mast on the swing.

[@niceday6354]

Wow, you can realy dance

[@Nurd68]

Nice video!

[@DREAMMACHINEShh]

thank you!

[@ThePeukalo]

i build electrical systems for those machines at Junttan. :)

[@RahmadAswinJuliansyah]

Permission to ask: 1. In this video, how much is the carrying capacity of each pile? 2. What is the effect of vibration on surrounding buildings (besides there is a 5-storey building with a distance of 5 meters) 3. How to calculate / The formula used to ensure that the piling has reached the expected bearing capacity (Note: the planned carrying capacity per pile is 96 tons) Thank You.

[@SFtruckerWolf]

Junttan made in Finland.

[@jaegpsde3877]

Only ~70%

[@155stw]

Is this better than the diesel ignition hammer ones?

[@axgoat]

What happens to the displaced earth as the pile goes down?

[@DREAMMACHINEShh]

compressed below the pile

[@geocraftsman]

When you were a kid, did you ever just jam a stick into the ground?

[@geocraftsman]

@Randy Bingham Old habits die hard

[@BX5100PRE]

Waaau yo trabaje en esa maquina en NY

[@ddrusa]

But the noise is loud in so many levels

[@sonot1012]

why so many cables to move just one thing up and dwn; seen the same on drill rigs, what looked like a good 20 cables for their about 3 motions.

[@DREAMMACHINEShh]

not cables but hoses ;-) the hydraulic needs oil up there inside the hammer

[@Pottalowski]

3 or 4 hoses, one of which containing electric wires for the automatic piling sensor and the solenoid valve which opens or closes in order for the cylinder to lift the weight.

[@احمدالبدراني-ر6ث]

How Tone of pile hammer

[@pekkatoikkanen3996]

There must be like 30m of sand and clay or other weak stuff. I would not build on that ground while i know it is absolutely possible.

[@Божехрониамереку]

В моем городе такая технология не канает . Бурить надо а потом добивать. Мерзлота!

[@vladimirgarbuzyuk8408]

Финский копер фирмы Юнттан PM-25 H , ударная часть 7 тонн . Имеется модификация с лидерным бурением . При этом вес ударной части молота 6 тонн . Прекрасно работает с мерзлыми грунтами .

[@runlongzhang5916]

I believe I can take at lease 1 hit from this machine without making any sound ......

[@palexandersquires]

What are they used for