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Non-Explosive Rock Breaking

Rock Breaking Without Explosives
Find Your Ideal Hydraulic Splitter

Answer a few quick questions about your project. Our selector instantly matches you to the right hydraulic solution — Wedge Splitter, Piston Splitter, or Drill & Split Machine — and suggests a complementary CO₂ gas-fracturing option where it fits.

How it works: In the five decision panels below, click every condition that matches your project — scale, rock type, scenario, site access, and priorities (multi-select allowed). The recommendation panel updates live, ranks the three hydraulic products for you, and flags when CO₂ gas fracturing is worth pairing in.

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Select the conditions that match your project above, and the system will recommend the best-fit equipment automatically.

Side-by-Side Comparison

A quick reference for all three hydraulic rock-breaking solutions.

Parameter Wedge Splitter Piston Splitter Drill & Split Machine
Chinese name液压劈裂机液压劈裂棒钻裂一体机
MechanismPlug & feather wedgeMulti-stage pistonDrill + split, one carrier
ModelsPortable / mountedDL-90 – DL-220ZD1000 / ZD1500 / ZD2000
Splitting forceHundreds of tons / unit1,500 – 4,100 T12,000 – 30,000 T
Cycle per hole~1–3 min~2 min~3 min (drill+split)
Daily outputLowMedium–highUp to ~2,000 T
Carrier neededNone / handheld / miniHydraulic power pack24–65 T excavator
Best materialConcrete, stone, soft-med rockHard rock, bouldersHard massive rock face
Ideal scaleSmall / precise jobsMedium, mobile crewsLarge continuous output
Entry costLowestModerateHighest (best ROI at scale)

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Send us your rock hardness, hole geometry, and target daily output. We'll spec the exact model — hydraulic and/or CO₂ — and quote within 24 hours.

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⚠️ Note: Recommendations are guidance only, generated from the conditions you select. Splitting force and output depend on rock type, hole pattern, and site conditions. For a binding specification, confirm key figures with our engineers and, where possible, an on-site trial.