No rocks will be missed, guaranteed, with a powerful crush! Equipped with a super low-noise large breaker.
The "Pakatto-kun Method" is a small-scale crushing technique that ensures reliable fragmentation of rocks without letting them escape, regardless of the operator's skill level, thereby achieving efficiency in stone crushing. By cleverly adjusting the spacing, it particularly captures rock masses below 0.5m, preventing them from rolling away, allowing even beginners to crush them quickly and reliably. With a fast construction speed, the duration of noise and vibration is reduced, making it an environmentally friendly method that takes into consideration the surrounding and working environments. 【Features】 ■ Low pollution: Noise 82dB, Vibration 46.5dB ■ Fragmentation into sizes of over 0.3m, 0.3m or less, and 0.2m or less ■ Shortened construction period: 80m3/day for sizes below 0.3m *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.






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