The construction industry is always on the lookout for innovative solutions that can improve productivity and reduce costs. Vermeer's latest microtrencher attachment is designed to cater to this need. The new MTR726 attachment offers unparalleled depth capability, allowing contractors to tackle projects that require trenches up to 27 inches deep and wide.
The MTR726 attachment is compatible with the RTX750 ride-on tractor, making it a versatile option for contractors who need to adapt to different project requirements. This compatibility also ensures seamless integration with existing equipment, reducing downtime and increasing overall efficiency.
One of the key features that sets the MTR726 apart from its predecessor is the fully shrouded cutting wheel. This design not only optimizes vacuum suction but also helps keep job sites cleaner by containing debris. The attachment's wheels feature welded polycrystalline diamond cutter (PDC) teeth, which enable fast and clean cuts in asphalt.
The MTR726 also boasts a range of serviceability features that maximize uptime. The dual-hinged access panel provides easy access for blade servicing and replacement, allowing crews to change blades in as little as 25 minutes. This feature alone can significantly reduce maintenance downtime and increase overall productivity.
Another significant advantage of the MTR726 is its ability to accommodate different project requirements. Contractors who need additional depth capability can pair the attachment with the RTX750 ride-on tractor, making it an ideal solution for deeper fibre installation projects.
The MTR516 remains a practical choice for installations up to 17 inches deep and wide, offering compatibility on both the RTX550 and RTX750 tractors. However, for contractors who require greater depth capability, the MTR726 delivers cutting performance while maintaining the features that make microtrenching solutions productive.
The addition of the MTR726 attachment to Vermeer's lineup further solidifies its position as a leader in the equipment market. With this new offering, contractors can now tackle projects with confidence, knowing they have access to the tools and expertise needed to deliver high-quality results.
According to Nick Olsen, product manager at Vermeer, the MTR726 was designed specifically for contractors whose projects require them to go deeper. 'When regulations call for greater depth of cover, the MTR726 delivers the cutting performance contractors need while maintaining the features that make our microtrenching solutions productive,' he said.
As the construction industry continues to evolve, it's clear that equipment like the Vermeer MTR726 attachment will play an increasingly important role in meeting the needs of contractors and builders. With its unparalleled depth capability and range of serviceability features, this attachment is set to revolutionize the way contractors tackle fibre installation projects.
Increased efficiency for contractors with deeper fibre installation needs.
