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Powerful Rock Splitter

Powerful Rock Splitter

Product catalog summary
Purpose of Use
Powerful rock splitters are primarily used for breaking large bedrock and concrete foundations in construction projects.
Features
  • These splitters offer a compact structure with high destruction power.
  • Compared to traditional methods like hydraulic breakers, explosions, and non-explosive demolition agents, they are safer, quieter, and produce less vibration.
  • The technology developed for the Standard Rock Splitter has resulted in the lightest and most powerful large-size splitter in its class.
Specifications
ModelDiameter A (mm)Effective Length B (mm)Splitting Distance (mm)Weight (kg)Bit Diameter (mm)Drilling Length (mm)Breaking Power (ton)Required Hydraulic Pressure (MPa)
N50W95A700957002532057001021,3002,600
N50W95A1100951,1002536057201021,7002,600
R50W120A90012090025361013001271,5003,600
R50W135A10001351,00025367514001401,6003,600
Operating Instructions
  1. Drill a hole of the specified diameter as per the model specifications.
  2. Insert the wedge into the hole in the splitting direction, then turn the pump lever to crack the rock.
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Powerful Rock Splitter-1

♦ Purpose of Use - Widely used to break big bedrock, concrete foundation of constraction etc. ♦ Features - Comparing with conventional methods such as hydraulic breakers, explosion, and non-explosive demolition agent, it is much safer, quiter, and less vibration. - Compact structure yet high distruction power. - Over on all our technologies we have developed with the Standard Rock Splitter, we accomplished the lightest and most powerful large-size splitter in the class.

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