Since large stones can be split on-site, the effort of removing them sideways is reduced, resulting in decreased work loss!
The "Kachi-Waru Kimi Method" is an environmentally friendly rock excavation technique that quickly crushes and can also perform small splitting using wedges and core materials. To enable continuous operations of rock breaking plus small splitting, we developed a "special core-inserted wedge-shaped chisel." Furthermore, the wedge's effectiveness is sustained even in hard rock, and durability has been improved. This is a low-pollution technology that takes into account the surrounding environment and working conditions. 【Features】 ■ Crushing while performing small splitting operations ■ Low pollution: Noise 81dB, Vibration 52dB ■ Shortened construction period: 222m3/day for medium-hard rock *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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Kamikajima Corporation has been in business since 1940, primarily engaged in civil engineering works such as rock blasting. Utilizing our own machinery, we focus on our area of expertise, "rock," and have established a pollution control-type rock excavation system with keywords such as "environment, recycling, and cost reduction." We have developed a series of construction methods ranging from rock processing and utilization to recycling and slope finishing. We support a wide range of projects, both public and private, including civil engineering, water facility construction, painting, demolition, stonework, steel structure construction, and scaffolding work.






