Robotic Demolition

Robotic
Demolition

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Precision demolition in confined and sensitive environments

ARCO DISMANTLING offers robotic demolition services for sites where limited space, safety risks, or sensitive surroundings make traditional demolition unsuitable. Using compact, remote-controlled robots, work can be carried out with high precision in tight or complex areas where manual labour or heavy machinery is not practical. This approach allows controlled movement and accurate dismantling while keeping operators at a safe distance.

Robotic demolition uses low-vibration, low-noise machines to break, cut, and remove structural elements, making it ideal for interior works, elevated slabs, and active facilities that must remain operational. This method improves site safety, reduces disruption, and delivers better control and quality in specialised demolition projects.

Engineering-Led Robotic Demolition Approach

Robotic demolition starts with a review of access points, space limitations, and the nature of structures to be dismantled.

Based on this review, remote-controlled equipment and execution sequences are selected to allow controlled breaking and removal of structural elements while maintaining site safety.

Applications For Robotic Demolition

Confined and Restricted Spaces

Used in basements, interiors, and areas where large machines cannot operate safely.

Sensitive Operational Areas

Suitable for hospitals, factories, and active sites requiring controlled demolition with minimal disturbance.

Low Clearance and Height-Limited Zones

Effective in locations with height restrictions where manual demolition is unsafe or inefficient.

Selective Structural Removal

Used for precise removal of slabs, walls, and concrete sections without affecting adjacent structures.

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    Controlled Robotic Demolition for Enhanced Safety

    Robotic demolition improves safety and control, especially in constrained environments.

    • Controlled review identifies confined areas and access limitations before demolition begins
    • Site assessment highlights potential risks and protection needs before demolition starts
    • Remote operation reduces worker exposure to hazards during robotic demolition activities
    • Planned execution ensures stable predictable and systematic robotic demolition operations