ProKASRO est la première entreprise sur le marché à proposer et à installer des générateurs répondant aux spécifications Stage V. Grâce à l'utilisation de catalyseurs et à l'ajout d'AdBlue, les gaz d'échappement sont traités de manière plus écologique et les émissions de CO2 et de particules fines sont réduites.
UV-Technology and CIPP-Liners shift the boundaries of sewer rehabilitation further and further
In the past rehabilitating Liners of DN 1500 was historically the domain of needle felt liner specialists in combination with warm water heating. Through development and progress in equipment and machinery in the fields of UV-Technology, ProKASRO Mechatronik GmbH has advanced sewer rehabilitation into new dimensions.
Underground Utilities 2015
The new KASRO electric milling robot is growing in popularity after a busy year in 2014 which saw it demonstrated in ties all over the world. Since the international exhibition for waste water management IFAT in May 2014 demand increased substantially and to date 70 E-robots have been sold worldwide.
ProKASRO has recently launched the UV-CCU, a new highly mobile UV system for sewer rehabilitations.
Combining a UV control unit and a 200 m cable drum into a compact system, the UV-CCU intends to make sewer rehabilitation easy to execute, even within very narrow confines. Since the system’s launch in January 2015, ProKASRO has received a significant level of interest from both existing and potential clients, with ten units sold since product launch.
Trenchless International Januar 2015
Efficient sewer system are an essential part of the urban infrastructure, therefore having a continuous program of sewer rehabilitation is of equally high importance.
The name ProKASRO stands for progressive sewer rehabilitation robotic systems, signifying the company’s dedication to creating a tailored solution for sewer rehabilitation. Robots, systems for lateral intake rehabilitation and UV-Technology; ProKASRO is a full range manufacturer and supplier for sewer rehabilitation.
The very first electric powered vehicle was introduced to the streets of Paris in the year 1881. The Frenchman Gustave Trouvé developed the first electric powered vehicle and could drive at 12 km/h and had a range of 14 to 26 km. Five years later the electric powered technology was displaced by the invention of the internal combustion engine / v-engine by the German engineer Carl Benz.
Trenchless International October 2013
