At the 205m2 indoor booth (No. 139, located in Hall A1) and the 160m2 outdoor area, the Austrian manufacturer will provide an overview of its comprehensive product assortment, in particular regarding its concrete drilling and cutting, floor grinding and digitalisation offering. The outdoor area will serve as the venue for trying and testing some of the products live.

Core business concrete drilling and cutting

The exhibition’s highlights comprise of a number of upgrades within the manufacturer’s core product range for concrete drilling and cutting, namely core drilling, wall sawing, floor sawing and wire sawing. The new developments range from upgraded specifications and new diameters of wall and floor saw blades to the new ‘DDL-HH Fast Cut’ dry drilling bits, to the current assortment of floor saws. Product highlights, such as the WSE1621 wall saw and the ATEX certified SB wire saw will also be part of the exhibition. Moreover, the ‘PC4505 Bump Grinder’ will be presented at the outdoor area in collaboration with Lissmac.

New developments for smaller drilling, cutting and grinding jobs will also be part of the exhibition. In addition to two new angle grinders, the new DHE32 drill hammer, the HGE125 concrete grinder and the HCE125 wall chaser will be on display. Moreover, Tyrolit will present the new ‘DC-Cut All’ universal saw blades for petrol and electric grinders, the entire, revised dry cutting range as well as innovations for tile sawing. A special highlight will be the ‘Rescue’ blade, which has been specially developed for use in rescue operations and which is now also available in large diameters.

Focus area floor grinding

Currently, Tyrolit is working on a complete in house product range for floor grinding, and, thus, several innovations for this focus area will also be presented at the show. In the future, customers will be able to choose from a wide range of coordinated floor grinding products. In addition to classic floor grinders and corresponding tools, the assortment will also include chemicals, various machines for removing surfaces and coatings, special vacuum cleaners and polishing tools. The offering at bauma includes newly developed floor grinding machines such as the FGE515 floor grinder for floor preparation and polishing, as well as a range of brand new metal bond floor grinding shoes.

Digitalisation on the rise

Another focus area at the exhibition will be the (new) developments in digitalisation. Tyrolit’s ‘MoveSmart ‘ technology is a fleet management platform, which can be used to intelligently plan the use or maintenance of the customer's machinery to get the most out of the machines. At the bauma there will be many upgrades for the platform to see as well as the associated hardware. Besides specially generated QR codes, which can be used to trigger service requests and machine inspections directly, the service area, for instance, has also been optimised. In addition, the platform now works with GPS trackers and Bluetooth tags for locating and monitoring the activity of the machines.