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Strain-free ceiling bush hammering

Two equivalent brushless sets for ceiling bush hammering: Gazelle with IU33 Longopac and Fouine XB165, or compact Eland with Fouine. Built-in class H extraction, native strain relief.

Ceiling bush hammering combines the strain of overhead work with that of manual bush hammering. Raised arms, machine weight, vibration, dust falling straight back onto the operator: impossible to sustain over a full day without dedicated equipment. Sept Tools offers two brushless ceiling sets equivalent in throughput. The Gazelle set (Gazelle + IU33 Longopac + Fouine XB165) for standard sites with built-in class H extraction. The compact Eland set (Eland + Fouine) for sites constrained on size. Both deliver native strain relief that lets the operator hold a full shift.

Measured performance
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Sound level

Occupied site without acoustic nuisance.

0.42m/s²
Vibration

EN 60745 measurement at the ceiling.

H
Extraction class

Built-in HEPA H13, silica OEL compliance.

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Drum swap

Fouine: grinding then bush hammering.

Méthode traditionnelle vs Sept Tools

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Manual ceiling bush hammering

  • Raised arms: 2 h max before acute MSD
  • Manual bush hammering: irregular grain
  • Class M vacuum: OEL not met
  • Two machines for grinding and bush hammering
  • Noise above 100 dB(A) on occupied site

Sept Tools Gazelle or Eland sets

  • Gazelle or Eland trolley: full day with no fatigue
  • Homogeneous reproducible CSP 5-7 grain
  • IU33 Longopac HEPA H13: OEL upheld
  • Versatile Fouine: drum swap in 2 min
  • 60 dB(A): inhabited dwelling without nuisance
Why Sept Tools

French brushless engineering

Fouine brushless 1600 W

Constant torque against repeated ceiling impacts.

Gazelle or Eland set

Two sizes per site constraint: integrated or compact.

Built-in class H extraction

IU33 Longopac HEPA H13 compliant with crystalline silica OEL.

Native trolley strain relief

Fouine mass absorbed, full day with no fatigue.

Our ceiling bush hammering method

  1. 1

    Site diagnosis

    Ceiling height, access size, silica constraints.

  2. 2

    Set selection

    Gazelle (built-in extraction) or Eland (compact handling).

  3. 3

    Brushless bush hammering

    Fouine + bush hammering drum, trolley absorbs the mass.

  4. 4

    Source extraction

    IU33 Longopac HEPA H13: source capture.

  5. 5

    Profile check

    CSP 5-7 verification per intended ceiling use.

Our solutions

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Gazelle Foreuse
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Gazelle Foreuse

IU33 Longopac
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IU33 Longopac

Fouine XB165
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Fouine XB165

Eland Equilibreur
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Eland Equilibreur

Challenges and solutions

Technical challenges and answers

Overhead bush hammer RSI

Le problème

Ceiling manual bush hammering: 15 m/s² vibration plus raised arms, shoulders out within 2 h.

Sept Tools

Gazelle or Eland trolley: 0.42 m/s², zero felt weight, full day compliant.

Noise in operating car park

Le problème

Covered car parks and active tertiary: 90 dB(A) hammer banned, immediate complaints.

Sept Tools

Brushless 60 dB(A) plus class H extraction: permanent cohabitation with users.

Falling fines on operator

Le problème

Ceiling bush hammering: silica fines fall on face, OEL exceeded in minutes.

Sept Tools

IU33 Longopac HEPA H13 source capture 65 l/s: exposure divided by 50.

Class M insufficient overhead

Le problème

Class M vacuum overhead: partial capture, OEL 0.1 mg/m³ not met.

Sept Tools

Class H HEPA H13 built into Gazelle set: compliance without external addition.

Bulky trolley blocked

Le problème

Corridors, door frames, low height: bulky trolley cannot pass.

Sept Tools

Compact Eland set IP65: 800 mm standard clearance, 1600 W constant torque.

Double fleet capital tied

Le problème

Two dedicated ceiling machines: capital doubled, x14+ payback not reached.

Sept Tools

Versatile Fouine XB165: 2-min drum swap, x14+ lifespan on both uses.

Use cases

For which job sites?

Anti-condensation paint adhesion

Covered car park ceilings and technical rooms: bush-hammered profile for the adhesion of technical anti-condensation paints. Higher durability versus grinding.

Architectural exposed-concrete finish

Exposed concrete ceilings in contemporary architecture: revealed aggregate effect, a finish sought in hospitality and premium tertiary.

Roughness for covered car parks

Creation of a non-slip profile on the soffit to limit slippage of suspended technical elements. A durable integrated solution.

Insulating resin preparation

Mechanical adhesion for sprayed insulation resins or technical coatings applied to ceilings. A reproducible CSP 5-7 profile.

Frequently asked questions

Your questions, answered

What is the difference between the Gazelle set and the Eland set?

The Gazelle set (Gazelle + IU33 Longopac + Fouine XB165) bundles class H extraction as standard: ideal for sites where silica compliance is critical. The Eland set (Eland + Fouine) is more compact and easier to handle on sites constrained on size: the class H vacuum is connected separately.

Why use the Fouine rather than a dedicated bush hammer?

The versatile Fouine XB165 lets you chain grinding and bush hammering on the same site with a simple drum swap. For a ceiling contractor, a single versatile machine is more profitable than a fleet specialised by use.

Can grinding and bush hammering be chained on the ceiling?

Yes. The Fouine XB165 accepts the grinding drum and the bush hammering drum. The swap takes under two minutes. The operator chains both operations on the same site without changing machine or trolley.

Which extraction for ceiling silica compliance?

The IU33 Longopac class H HEPA H13 is integrated into the Gazelle set. It complies with the French OEL of 0.1 mg/m³ for crystalline alpha-quartz silica. In Eland configuration, the IU33 is connected separately.

Which size to choose for a constrained site?

The Eland set is designed for low ceiling heights and restricted access. Its compact size lets it pass through standard corridors and door frames. The Gazelle set is bulkier but bundles the vacuum.

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