Urmi Trenchless Technology Pvt. Ltd.

With the support of our dedicated workforce, we have made ourselves as dominant manufacturer and supplier of superior range of Rock Splitter Piston Types. Our offered splitter is manufactured using best components and pioneer technology. The provided splitter is perfect for rock excavation in the populous area where there is strict prohibition on vibrations, noise, dust, flying debris, and exhaust gas. The offered splitter has wide application in demolitions operations such as road construction, concrete demolition, mining, & underwater rock demolition and other operations.

Key Difference between a Wedge Type & Piston Type Rock Splitter:



How a piston type Splitter Works:

• Stage 1: Drilling Holes
• Stage 2: Inserting Rock Splitter
• Stage 3: Splitting
• Stage 4: Removal of Cracked Mateial

Owing to our honest business standards and transparent deals, we are steadily making our way to the platform of success by offering a superior quality Rock Splitter Wedge Types. Our offered splitter is manufactured using the best quality components with advanced technology under the strict supervision of our experienced and skilful professionals that is broadly used in industries for different purposes such as tunneling, quarrying, concrete demolitions, etc. Furthermore, the provided splitter can be availed by our prestigious client’s from us at budget friendly prices.

How a wedge type Splitter Works:

The middle wedge and counter 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 middle wedge forces two counter wedges against the wall of the hole. When the tension increases beyong the tensile strength of the material, a split will occur.

Operation:

• Step 1: Drill the holes in the rock/concrete required to split of suitable diameter and length.
• Step 2: Put the wedge group of cylinder into the hole. Check the position before starting the splitter.
• Step 3: Once the splitter is initiated, a crack will be developed due to expansion of counter wedges. The cracking direction of the rock/concrete is the same as of the splitter handle.