Rock splitter
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Non Vibration Rock Breaking Method by Powerking Rock splitter uses the multiple hydraulic pistons push the rock toward the free face side.
- Drill the hole of which diameter is bigger than 80mmØ and 1~3 meter deep by crawler drill or leg drill.
- Put the power cylinders into the holes and then push the rock toward the free face side.
- Totally 1,000~ 1,400 ton power pushes the rock for 2-4 minute and then the rock will be split.
- On sites where there is a restriction or ban on the use of hydraulic impact hammers or conventional blasting methods.
- In downtown core areas where there are by laws regarding noise and dust pollution.
- Job sites near to electrical supplies, gas mains, water mains, or other services that can be adversely affected by vibration and fly rock.
- Under, in, or beside historic buildings, that can be damaged by less controlled methods.
- Excavating narrow trenches in rock, or concrete, dedicated to service lines such as gas, electricity, water and sewage.
- Vibration free, noise free
- Convenient Operation
- High Efficiency
- Low cost of rock breaking and maintenance
- Versatile usage
Core Drill
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For drilling rock or concrete, a crawler drill (Top Hammering Drill) is generally used due to the good performance and convenience. However, this kind of drilling machine makes a lot of noise and dust.
The Excavator attached hydraulic driven diamond core drill, developed by Powerking, is a new concept machine for solving these problems.
- Install the Core Drill and connect the Hydraulic Hose line.
- Positioning of Core Drill and cleaning any loose soil.
- Water Supply.
- Open the Hydraulic Hose Line.
- Raising and Lowering of Core Bit
- Get out the remaining material
- Insert the Power Cylinder of Rock Splitter
- Secondary breaking
- Drilling work of big Boulder
- Drilling work in crowd village
- Subway construction
- Road construction
- Trench work
- Very low drilling sound and no vibration.
- Power comes from Excavator. So, Crawler drill is not required
- Cylinder driven for shortening the height of equipment and deeper drilling.