The IMS Model 7012 HP Versi-Dredge® can excavate sand and sediments down to a depth of 9.1m (30 ft.) and pump it either through a conventional discharge line or through the IMS Broadcaster Discharge Attachment. The video below shows a 7012 HP Versi-Dredge® (2013 Model) in Southeast Asia using the Broadcaster to quickly deepen a navigation channel without using a de-watering site or a cumbersome pipeline. The Broadcaster is ideal for quick channel maintenance and restoration of canals where disposal of material from the Broadcaster has been proven by US government agencies to restore wetlands and provide vital nutrients.
A Model 7012 HP Versi-Dredge® is unloaded from a flatbed trailer at a sea water plant facility in Saudi Arabia. The entire dredge was launched in the water, ready to connect to the discharge line, and ready to start dredging in 5 minutes. All it took was a single crane and a harness that could attach to the 4 deck mounted lifting hooks on the Versi-Dredge® that also act as mooring cleats. No assembly required.
An IMS Model 7012 HP Versi-Dredge® pumps sand to a sand plant at an Oklahoma sand mine. The sand is dewatered and stockpiled on site for sale. The client chose the Model 7012 HP Versi-Dredge® a second time for their sand mining needs after their first Model 7012 HP exceeded expectations.
A Model 5012 LP Versi-Dredge® in Mexico utilizes the Weed Rake to convey 2 ft. tall hyacinths mats to the Weedmaster (patent pending) Cutterhead which chops them into 2-3 inch pieces.
In 2007, the City Council passed Resolution No. 114 (Series of 2007) approving the budget allotment for the purchase of the city's very own dredging machine. The primary reason of the city government for purchasing the machine is to prevent rivers and channels from overflowing.
Discharge from a Model 5012 HP Versi-Dredge® replenishing sand on Victoria Beach. Due to the compact size and high productivity of the 5012 HP many resort owners purchase rather than contract out the work.
7012HP Versi-Dredge® With a Dual Broadcaster Discharge Attachment dredges a river channel in Iowa to prevent future flooding. FEMA funded the purchase of the IMS Model 7012 HP Versi-Dredge® which will allow a local irrigation district to minimize damage to infrastructure and private property during the rainy season
A California based dredge contractor purchased an IMS Dredger Model 7012 HP Versi-Dredge® to perform a federal navigation channel open at Marina Del Rey in Los Angeles County.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Los Angeles District oversaw the dredge project and approved use of the IMS Dredger Model 7012 HP Versi-Dredge® for the work.
This year's maintenance dredging cycle involved a pilot program to separate contaminants from the dredged material, generating reusable sand to replenish nearby beaches.
An IMS Versi-Dredge® demonstrates its self-propulsion capability on the surface to show how easy it is to operate the dredge without the use of cables or anchors
Adredge contractor in the U.S. uses an IMS Model 5012 LP Versi-Dredge® to pump sand 1,600 ft. to the discharge area. The 5012 LP dredger is the smallest dredging system that IMS manufacturers yet it shows how aggressive and productive even the smallest IMS system is.
In 2007, the City Council passed Resolution No. 114 (Series of 2007) approving the budget allotment for the purchase of the city's very own dredging machine. The primary reason of the city government for purchasing the machine is to prevent rivers and channels from overflowing.
In 2007, the City Council passed Resolution No. 114 (Series of 2007) approving the budget allotment for the purchase of the city's very own dredging machine. The primary reason of the city government for purchasing the machine is to prevent rivers and channels from overflowing.
A Model 5012 LP Versi-Dredge® dredges sand from a sand pit in Michigan. The contractor chose the Versi-Dredge® due to its ease of mobility from one site to another and its excellent production in sand applications. Note the high production level.
An IMS Dredge Model 5012 LP Versi-Dredge® w/ Weedmaster (patent pending) Cutterhead and Weed Rake cut through large mats of water hyacinths at a huge lake in Mexico. The Weed Rake provides the Weed Master Cutterhead with a constant feed of hyacinths to maximize production. The Weedmaster (patent pending) cuts the vegetation into 3-5 inch pieces and then pumps them up to 1 kilometer or more away.
The Weedmaster (patent pending) allows the dredge to be converted into a high production weed harvester system. The dredge can continually cut and pump vegetation and never stop to unload unlike inefficient conveyor type harvesters that require a hopper, transport barges, and shore conveyors to unload.
An IMS Model 5012 LP Versi-Dredge® with the Weedmaster (patent pending) Cutterhead cuts through extremely dense water tussocks comprised of reeds, cattails, and small bushes.
An IMS Dredge Model 5012 LP Versi-Dredge® cuts a channel through the center of a silted up canal system in the U.S. Midwest. The IMS Versi-Dredge® Broadcaster system sprays the slurry to the shoreline and fertilizes nearby wetlands. Broadcasting in the dredging process been discussed as a positive process for fertilizing wetlands with nutrient rich soils.
An IMS 5012 LP Versi-Dredge® outfitted with the IMS Weedmaster (patent pending) Cutterhead cuts right through a dense mat of floating bushes on a project in South Florida.
An IMS 5012 LP Versi-Dredge® with Weedmaster (patent pending) Cutterhead cuts through thick vegetation. Once the weed cover was removed from the lake, the contractor installed the standard Versi-Dredge® Excavator Cutterhead and deepened the lake several meters.
An IMS Model 5012 LP Versi-Dredge® w/ Weedmaster (patent pending) Cutterhead & Broadcaster Discharge Attachment cut a clear channel through a dense field of cattails at Edwards Airforce Base in California.
An IMS Model 5012 LP Versi-Dredge® w/ Weedmaster (patent pending) Cutterhead & Broadcaster Discharge Attachment broadcasts chopped cattails up to 75 feet away. The system never has to stop to unload like a conveyor harvester and it can control where the discharge is sprayed unlike shredding systems that just spew material dangerously in every direction
An IMS Model 5012 LP Versi-Dredge® w/ Weedmaster (patent pending) Cutterhead & Broadcaster Discharge Attachment cuts down and digests very tall cattails and reeds. Note that the Weedmaster (patent pending) can cut all the way down to the root mass where a conveyor harvester can only go down to a limited depth and cut only part of the stem off. Using the Weedmaster (patent pending) slows down and in many cases eliminates the regrowth of vegetation since the root mass can be removed.
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