The hydraulic splitting machine is a product developed and produced by our company. It uses high-pressure hydraulic oil generated by a hydraulic power station (electric power station or diesel power station) as the energy source, and is transported to the cylinders of each splitter through hydraulic pipes. It controls the push and expansion of the piston rod in the splitter, and cleverly applies the wedge principle to make the force of splitting rocks and concrete reach hundreds of tons.

(1) Mining: mining of ores (jade, metal ores, non-metallic ores, etc.) and secondary decomposition of stone;

(2) Partial and overall demolition operations of reinforced concrete components (cement pavement, reinforced concrete pile heads, machine tool foundations, bridge pavements and building components);

(3) Water conservancy and hydropower dangerous rock slope gravel treatment, power tower base rock demolition;

(4) Demolition of rocks in hole piles, shafts, tunnels, culverts, trenchless pipelines, and real estate foundation pits.

It uses high-pressure hydraulic oil generated by a hydraulic power station (electric power station or diesel engine power station) as the energy source, which is transported to the cylinders of each splitter through hydraulic pipes to control the push and expansion of the piston rods in the splitter. , and cleverly applied the wedge principle to make the force of splitting rocks and concrete reach hundreds of tons.

1. Excavation machinery: such as excavators, boring machines, etc., used to excavate earth or rocks underground.

2. Loading machinery: such as loaders, scrapers, etc., used to load excavated earth or rocks onto transport vehicles.

3. Transport machinery: such as dump trucks, belt conveyors, etc., used to transport excavated earth or rocks to designated locations.

4. Crushing machinery: such as crushers, road rollers, etc., used to crush or compact excavated earth or rocks.

5. Drilling machinery: such as drilling rigs, pile drivers, etc., used for drilling or piling underground.

6. Other auxiliary machinery: such as pump trucks, mixers, etc., used to assist excavation machinery in completing various operations.