Easily split rocks and concrete and complete controlled demolitions with TEHMA’s handheld hydraulic wedge tool.​

Split and crush large stones encountered during excavations and tunnelling, and burst concrete quickly and accurately during large-thickness structure demolitions.​

Models:​

• SP400, SP400-SW and SP600 Rock Splitters available.​
• Splitting force of 3620 to 8650 kN.​
• Unit weight from 23.5 to 36kg.​

TEHMA’s manual Rock Splitters are highly versatile and functional tools. They are ideal for demolition and other tasks that must be completed with minimal vibrations, dust and noise, as well as in confined spaces or areas inaccessible to excavators. ​

The progressive interchangeable steel wedges ensure maximum demolition capacity. The cylinder and other components are constructed from an aeronautical grade alloy for maximum durability.​

Maximise your demolition capabilities with the TEHMA handheld Rock and Concrete Splitter. Contact our team today for an obligation free chat.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q: What are the differences between the SP400, SP400-SW, and SP600 models?
A: The SP400 offers a splitting force of 3,620 kN with a splitting distance of 17 mm. The SP400-SW increases the force to 6,080 kN but has a smaller splitting distance of 10 mm. The SP600 provides the highest splitting force at 8,650 kN and a splitting distance of 15 mm.

Q: What is the required drill hole size for these splitters?
A: The SP400 and SP600 models require a drill hole diameter of 45–48 mm, with minimum depths of 440 mm and 640 mm, respectively. The SP400-SW requires a smaller diameter of 35–36 mm with a 440 mm depth.

Q: How do these tools minimize environmental disruption during demolition?
A: TEHMA’s rock splitters operate without generating significant vibrations, noise, or dust, making them ideal for sensitive environments such as hospitals, schools, and residential areas.

Q: Are these splitters suitable for confined spaces?
A: Yes, their handheld design and manageable weight (ranging from 23.5 to 36 kg) make them ideal for use in confined or hard-to-reach spaces where larger machinery cannot operate.

Q: What materials are used in the construction of these splitters?
A: The cylinders and components are made from aeronautical-grade alloy, ensuring durability and longevity even under demanding conditions.

Q: How is the splitting direction controlled?
A: The ergonomic handle design allows the operator to precisely control the splitting direction, enhancing accuracy during demolition tasks.

For more information or to request a quote, please contact our team today.