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Home›Dredging›Italdraghe Presents New Dredger Rainbow (Italy)
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April 13, 2011 · about 15 years ago

Italdraghe Presents New Dredger Rainbow (Italy)

Italdraghe launches new line of dredgers, Rainbow, specifically made for quarry aggregate extraction. This dredger is conceptually simple and inexpensive, ready to ensure high production. The dredger was entirely built in Italy, according to ecological criteria. Rainbow is a free inlet, electric and

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Italdraghe launches new line of dredgers, Rainbow, specifically made for quarry aggregate extraction. This dredger is conceptually simple and inexpensive, ready to ensure high production.

The dredger was entirely built in Italy, according to ecological criteria. Rainbow is a free inlet, electric and diesel, and uses biodegradable oils.

Main advantages of this product are its excellent value for price, with easy access to mechanical parts, and possibility of installing DGPS systems.

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Source: italdraghe, April 13, 2011;

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