Hydraulic Diesel Rock Splitting Tools For Quarry Verified Global Exporters

1.Hydraulic rock splitting machine is mainly used for tunnel excavation, rock foundation excavation, and multiple splitting of large rocks. 

2.Demolition operations on indoor and narrow sites, including reinforced and plain concrete structures, foundations, walls, old bridge piles, chimneys, cut pile heads, and secondary block demolition of thick concrete slabs.

The wedges are inserted into a drilled hole. When a splitter is turned on, the power pack generates high-pressure oil, which drives the piston of the splitter cylinder, pushing the middle wedge down. The downward movements of the middle wedge press two counter wedges against the hole's wall. When the tension exceeds the material's tensile strength.

1. Security: The hydraulic splitting machine takes advantage of the physical qualities of hydraulic oil, which are non-compressible and moveable, and adds static thrust to fulfill the duty of static control.
2. Environmentally friendly: There is no vibration, impact, noise, dust, or flying debris in the entire process.
3. Efficiency: The machine completes one duty in 10-15 seconds with a powerful splitting force (the rock-splitting tonnage can reach 840t) and can work continuously at high efficiency.
4. Application versatility: The splitting machine has a tiny, lightweight, and compact design. It assures that the application method is simple to understand, and that only one person is necessary to execute it.

Step 1: Drill holes of appropriate diameter and length in the rock/concrete that will be split.

Step 2: Place the wedge group of cylinders in the hole. Before you begin using the splitter, double-check the position.

Step 3: Once the splitter is started, a crack will form owing to the expansion of the counter wedges. The cracking direction of the rock/concrete is identical to that of the splitter handle.

We would provide consumers with a one-year warranty, and if they have any problems with installation or use, we have professionals available to assist them using online text, audio, or video communication services.