Hydraulic rock splitting with high splitting force, controlled operation and precision for demanding rock excavation applications.
Powerful and precise rock splitting with a 150 mm wedge diameter.
The FMT Rock Splitter uses high-pressure hydraulic oil as its energy source. It applies the oblique cutting principle to generate a splitting force of thousands of tons.
Designed for heavy-duty rock-splitting applications, the system combines a large wedge diameter with high splitting force to support productive operations.
The direction of splitting and the size of the split can be determined in advance, providing controlled and accurate rock-breaking without explosives.
Technical specifications for the FMT Rock Splitter, Model FRS 155.
| MODEL | UNIT | FRS 155 |
|---|---|---|
| Excavator Size | Ton | 20-30 |
| Drilling Dia | mm | 155 |
| Drilling Depth | mm/(mtr) | 2500 (2.5) |
| Chisel Length | mm | 1500 |
| Wedge Diameter | mm | 150 |
| Splitting Hole Distance | mm | 1000-1200 |
| Oil Flow | Lpm | 180 |
| Rated Pressure | MPa | 24-70 |
| Splitting Force | Ton | 5000 |
| Split Block Length | mm | 1200 |
| Weight | kg | 1500 |
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The FMT Rock Splitter is suited to rock excavation, foundation work and other applications where controlled splitting is preferred over explosive blasting.
For controlled excavation of rock and broken stone during foundation work.
For projects where explosive blasting is unsuitable or restricted.
Splits hard rock without using explosives, helping reduce associated noise and pollution.
Other machines in the FMT rock splitter range.
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sales@FutureMiningTools.comThe FMT Rock Splitter uses high-pressure hydraulic oil and the oblique cutting principle to split rock without explosives.
The technical specification provided is for model FRS 155.
The supplied specification lists an excavator size of 20-30 tons.
The listed drilling diameter is 155 mm.
Yes. The direction of splitting and the size of the split can be determined in advance.
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