Excavator Mounted Lead Systems
Most general contractors will require an excavator for site work. Prior to starting piling work they can attach EML to the excavator. When finished they can detach and continue using the excavator for its primary use.
Products
EML30
Designed for 30-ton excavators, this piling lead can drive H-piles 30 ft in length and works well for shoring applications driving both H-piles and sheet piles. It also features a hammer large enough to prove 1,600 kN ULS capacity piles for bridges. Can be shipped fully assembled with the excavator to start driving piles immediately upon arrival.
EML45
Designed for 45-ton excavators, this piling lead can drive H-piles up to 50 ft in length and works well for shoring applications driving bot H-piles and sheet piles. It also features a hammer large enough to prove 2,000 kN ULS capacity piles for bridges.
EMLC
Custom designed leads for excavators up to 60-tons for your unique applications. Past examples have included specialty low-headroom, vibratory hammers, drilling micropiles, and high-torque applications.
Excavator Mounted Lead Systems (EML)
Berminghammer developed the EML (Excavator Mounted Lead) line of pile driving equipment for general contractors looking to drive their own piles. The line consists of pile driving lead systems for 30, 45 and 60 ton excavators. The EML30, EML45, and EML60. The length of drivable pile increases as the size of the excavator increases. The rigs were designed with several design criteria; to deliver enough energy to drive piles specified for bridge piles, to be extremely mobile, quick to rig up, and eliminate the need for crane mobilizations for small piling jobs. The uses of the system include bridge pier and abutments, soldier pile and lagging systems for roadway protection, and piling locations areas that are sensitive to vibration. There are significant cost benefits to using an EML system over traditional fixed leads on smaller remote jobs of 10-20 piles. The gains are found in the significantly decreased costs to mobilize to the jobsite. Most general contractors will require an excavator for site work thus prior to starting piling work they can attach EML to the excavator. When finished they can detach and continue using the excavator for its primary use. The piling system will cost nothing more than a single truckload to mobilize.
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