NETIS registered product: Quietly crushes all structures and bedrock with ultra-low noise, ultra-low vibration, and ultra-low dust!
Can be deployed to any site accessible by a backhoe!! Easy to install using single breaker piping!! By using a dedicated controller, it is possible to break rock alone from inside the backhoe cabin!!
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basic information
The Fine Power Wedge Method (hereinafter referred to as the Wedge Method) involves attaching a wedge (a metal wedge) consisting of a set of three tapered pieces—one in the center and two on the sides—at the tip of a backhoe arm (0.45m³ or 0.7m³). This wedge is inserted into a rock splitting hole of the target object, and by utilizing the hydraulic pressure of the backhoe to expand the wedge sideways, it crushes the target object from the inside. Additionally, by using a dedicated controller, the entire process from insertion of the wedge to fragmentation can be performed by one person from within the backhoe cabin.
Price range
P6
Delivery Time
※Typically 2.5 months. It may vary depending on quantity and timing, so please feel free to contact us.
Applications/Examples of results
Building foundation demolition Tunnel and road rock crushing In particular, there is a track record of use in areas where noise and vibration are restricted, such as near urban areas and residential homes.
Company information
MOTOICHI CORPORATION was founded in Osaka. We listen to the needs of our customers in Japan and South Korea and provide products and services that are helpful to them. While valuing the trust relationship with our business partners, we have been expanding our operations. Moving forward, we will continue to listen to the needs of our customers that are relevant to the times and propose solutions to our customers using our network of business partners, as well as provide services.
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