Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
Here's a follow-up to the Wakita Jumbo Fair from the other day.
It's a 10-metric-ton-class off-road hauler, isn't it?
How much do you think this costs?
The list price is roughly 60 million, and the selling price is roughly half that.
Well, with construction machinery, it really depends on the company and the scale of the project, so it’s hard to generalize.
When I attend events like this, I can get a sense of the current trends in the construction industry.
For example, these attachments for heavy machinery!
It seems like it’s been gradually gaining traction over the past few years, and now, in a sense, it’s growing explosively.
For more information about these types of attachments, click here.
The great thing about this is that you can instantly change each bucket and so on!
Until now, we had to remove the pins one by one and work with the operator to change the bucket.
But with this system, you can swap them out quickly and easily in an instant!
This product allows you to change the bucket with a single touch.
Since each company has its own product names, please check with the manufacturers you work with.
I heard the delivery time is over a year lol
Which brand do you all use?
We use a rebar cutter made by Ogura.
The great thing about this is that it uses Makita rechargeable batteries.
For now, our company has standardized on Makita power tools, which is really convenient!
Makita makes one too, but I guess they're probably the same??
I wonder if one of them is an OEM, lol.
Since there are manufacturers like Hi-Koki, I think it would be best to standardize on your company’s own power tools for the sake of convenience.
There are some Chinese-made batteries out there, but they usually either explode or have an extremely short battery life, lol.
When it comes to machine safety and other factors, it's best to use genuine batteries.
The core drill we had was the RPD180C from Koken Kogyo.
This one has a slightly unusual setup—the rotary and hammer are mounted side by side lol.
I know this probably doesn't make sense, but this is it.
I'm not sure what it can be used for—rotary drilling or rotary percussion—but...
Is it an injection? (That's about all I can think of.)
It was a small off-road transport vehicle designed to carry casings, and it came with a casing mounting aid?
The casing attaches with a single click using magnets.
There still seem to be a few areas for improvement, but it looks like we’ll be seeing more simple assistive devices like this in the future, doesn’t it?
Actually, I had designed this assistive device myself using 3D CAD, and I was just debating whether or not to make it.
It's handy to have one, isn't it? (It makes installation easier with less effort.)
Heavy machinery really is cool, isn't it?
It’s the highlight of the exhibition!
That large off-road transporter up there would have looked cool if it had been outside, too.
What's more, they're putting up flags in the strangest places.
That flag is getting in the way and ruining how cool the heavy machinery looks!!!
What do you think of this?
This flag is a total pain in the ass.
You can tell just by looking at it!!
You don't need to put up a flag.
The flag is getting in the way of this photo too, so I can't get a good shot...
I really did get annoyed.
I don't need a flag!!!
Since most of them are distributors, you can tell just by looking at the manufacturer.
Well, with those thoughts in mind, I left the Wakita Jumbo Fair.
I hadn't planned on buying them, but I ended up buying two soundproof and vibration-dampening rock drills.
I've been using a rock drill quite a bit lately, and it's a hassle to keep renting one every time, lol
I'd like to modify the rock drill a bit and use it.
Oh, and the grease and the welding surface, too, lol
Thank you for the Wakita Jumbo Fair.
I had a great time.
See you later.
