When accidents happen, it doesn’t matter where you are. A quarry, a mine, a forest, a construction site–the result is the same. The operator is put at risk and the machine grinds to a halt and must be repaired. Hammerglass is designed for many work environments and, in addition to increased driver safety, there’s money to be saved.
– If there’s one thing that’s of the utmost importance in the industry right now, it’s the reduction of unnecessary and expensive set-up times and the need to bring the machine to a workshop to change the screen, we’re talking about insane costs,’ said Patric Carlsson, Sales Manager for Hammerglass Scandinavia.
Why choose Hammerglass? How can it reduce set-up times?
– With Hammerglass, you get a safety solution that won’t shatter, is extremely impact-resistant and can withstand debris, sharp branches and stone chips from explosions. Of course, the window can get scratched afterwards, like any surface, but with Hammerglass you choose when you’re able to bring the machine in for repair. In the forestry industry, accidents with broken windows happen every week and repairs are usually not done on site. This is hugely expensive. With a scratch in a Hammerglass screen, you can get on with the job and take care of any repairs on your own terms. This makes a huge difference in today’s world where we have historically high diesel prices. Every company in the industry is focusing on cutting unnecessary costs and I know we can help.
What would you say to those who think Hammerglass is too expensive to invest in?
– I’d say that’s a big misconception. Hammerglass might be a bit more expensive to buy, but you’d quickly make that investment back in the overall lower maintenance cost of the machine.
