A client in the Philippines had been searching for a safer and more efficient solution when he came across our rock drill and splitter. His main concern was whether imported equipment would be suitable for local conditions and whether after-sales support would be reliable. The procurement process began with an online inquiry submitted through our website. We responded within a few hours, providing detailed specifications, operation videos, and recommended configurations based on the client’s rock hardness and quarry size. After a series of discussions, the client decided to place a trial order for one rock drill unit and one hydraulic splitter set.
rock drill and splitter to the Philippines
Specifications of Rock Drill and Splitter for the Philippines
Traditionally, breaking hard rock required separate equipment: a drill to create holes and a secondary tool (like hydraulic splitters or explosives) to fracture the rock. The integrated rock drill and splitter streamlines this process by combining both operations, improving efficiency, precision, and safety.
In this system, a rock drill first creates accurately positioned boreholes in the rock surface. Then, a hydraulic or mechanical splitter is inserted into these holes to apply high radial force, causing the rock to fracture along controlled lines. Because the process relies on static pressure rather than impact or blasting, it produces minimal vibration, noise, dust, and flying debris.
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