Heavy Duty Building Demolition for Bridge Pier Concrete Splitter

A rock splitter is a hydraulic demolition tool that uses high-pressure oil to push a piston, driving wedges between drilled holes to fracture rock or concrete. It applies static splitting force of up to 500 tons per cylinder, cracking materials in seconds without vibration or noise.

The maximum splitting force reaches 500 tons per cylinder, depending on the model. Standard models typically deliver 300-500 tons, enough to break high-strength rock and heavily reinforced concrete with ease.

Yes. The rock splitter operates without vibration, noise, or dust, making it perfect for indoor demolition, hospital zones, residential areas, and other noise-sensitive environments where blasting or breakers are prohibited.

Each splitting cycle takes 5 to 12 seconds from insertion to complete fracture. The fast cycle time enables efficient continuous operation, achieving high daily output for large-scale projects.

Power options include electric motors, diesel engines, and gasoline engines. Electric models are most common for general use, while diesel and gasoline models suit remote locations without power supply.