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Home›Dredging›IDRECO Delivers New Dredger to HidroekoPIM
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April 12, 2016 · about 10 years ago

IDRECO Delivers New Dredger to HidroekoPIM

IDRECO, a Dutch manufacturer of dredgers and pumps for the sand and gravel extraction sectors, has delivered an ISD 350/25 dredging machine to HidroekoPIM from Bulgaria. HidroekoPIM operates in the concrete and construction market of Bulgaria in the area of the capital Sofia. This new IDRECO machine

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IDRECO, a Dutch manufacturer of dredgers and pumps for the sand and gravel extraction sectors, has delivered an ISD 350/25 dredging machine to HidroekoPIM from Bulgaria.

HidroekoPIM operates in the concrete and construction market of Bulgaria in the area of the capital Sofia.

This new IDRECO machine is fully electrical driven with a transformer on the dredger – aimed to minimize the losses in the energy line.

All the frequency drives and the software are programmed to bring an effective as possible production with less wear and less energy.

The ISD 350/25 can reach a dredging depth of 25 meters and the pumping distance is 500 meters, which results in a production of +350 tons of material per hour.

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