FAE RCU75 Can Now Be Equipped With RPL/SSL-45 Asphalt Shredder

FAE introduces the new combination of RPL/SSL-45 asphalt shredder with RCU75 tracked carrier, expanding construction solutions. The attachment boasts modern features for precision and efficiency in road preparation, showcasing FAE's commitment to innovation in the construction sector.

Mon September 16, 2024 - National Edition #20
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The RPL/SSL-45 is compatible with the RCU75, can mill up to 7 in. deep and has a working width of 17 in. (Photo courtesy of FAE)

Operational precision is ensured by the hydraulic drive system — which makes it possible to work right up against a wall on the right or left side — as well as practical depth and cutting indicators. (Photo courtesy of FAE)

FAE expands its range for the construction sector with a new combination of asphalt shredder and RCU tracked carrier.

Now, with a special installation kit, the RCU75 can be equipped with an RPL/SSL-45 asphalt shredder. The addition of this attachment allows FAE to offer customers a wider range of solutions, capable of addressing specific needs across industries.

The RPL/SSL-45 is compatible with the RCU75, can mill up to 7 in. deep and has a working width of 17 in. The head comes standard with modern technological features. The combination of self-leveling skids and tilt ensures optimal results even on uneven surfaces. Operational precision is ensured by the hydraulic drive system — which makes it possible to work right up against a wall on the right or left side — as well as practical depth and cutting indicators.

Photo courtesy of FAE

The water system with integrated tank allows for the elimination of dust from machining operations and contributes to cooling the teeth. It also has special teeth, designed specifically for use on asphalt and concrete road surfaces.

FAE's road planers are based on "cold planer" technology. With cold planer technology, the road's surface is scraped and cut by the impact of special teeth attached to the rotor. The RPL/SSL-45 has a specially designed tooth layout to increase performance and reduce vibration, making it the perfect tool to prepare roads for resurfacing, or to simplify excavation operations.

With these new products, FAE has enhanced its catalog for the construction world, an increasingly important sector in which FAE technology and quality continue to drive innovation.

For more information, visit www.fae-group.com.

Photo courtesy of FAE

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