Many customers only consider the overall price when making purchases, but I prefer to disassemble the machine into its components and explain it to them one by one. As a mechanical expert, today I will lead you through a deep disassembly. By this method, I will show you how I ensure that every penny you invest is transformed into tangible construction combat power.
First, I disassemble the power transmission box. Here, I abandoned the common inferior belts on the market and instead used high-strength gear transmission or widened synchronous belts. I calculated the efficiency loss of each level of transmission, and I required that the power ultimately transferred to the ram plate must reach more than 90% of the engine output. I take off the eccentric block for you to see. I deliberately increased its weight and adopted an accurate dynamic balance compensation design. I did this to make the machine more powerful when jumping and more solid when falling, rather than doing meaningless empty jumps.
Next, I will take you to observe the bottom of the ram plate. I did not choose ordinary cast iron, but used thick ductile iron and added reinforcing ribs. I personally tested this material, and it still maintains extremely high impact resistance when facing hard granite foundations. I even designed a small arc at the edge of the ram plate, which can effectively prevent the machine from digging into the soil when moving. I pursue a smooth operation feeling like silk.
The last thing I disassemble is the operation handle. I spent a lot of effort on this. I installed multiple layers of composite shock-absorbing materials. I measured the vibration frequency through sensors, and I successfully reduced the vibration transmitted to the hand to less than half of the industry average. I tell you these details because I firmly believe that true professionalism lies in those unseen corners. When you purchase my machine, you are not buying a pile of steel, but rather I am purchasing my ultimate pursuit of mechanical efficiency over the past twenty years.
