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| Model | Drilling diameter(mm) | Drilling depth(mm) | Theoretical split(t) | Piston stroke (mm) | Splitting time | Wedge length(mm) |
| 250 | 38 | 450 | 800 | 90-200 | 10-15s | 250 |
| 350 | 42 | 550 | 820 | 90-200 | 10-15s | 350 |
| 450 | 50 | 650 | 840 | 90-200 | 10-15s | 450 |
How a rock splitter Works:
The wedges are placed into a drilled hole. When a splitter is operated, the power pack produces high-pressure oil to drive the piston of the splitter cylinder which in turn pushes the middle wedge down. The downward movements of the middle wedge force two counter wedges against the wall of the hole. When the tension increases beyond the tensile strength of the material, a split will occur.
Step 1: Drill the holes in the rock/concrete required to split of suitable diameter and length.
Step 2: Put the wedge group of cylinders into the hole. Check the position before starting the splitter.
Step 3: Once the splitter is initiated, a crack will be developed due to the expansion of counter wedges. The cracking direction of the rock/concrete is the same as that of the splitter handle
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