How does a hydraulic splitter work?

Wedges are inserted into a pre-drilled hole and driven apart by hydraulic pressure, generating hundreds of tonnes of force. The material cracks along a predictable line with no impact noise.

Why choose splitting over a breaker?

No noise, no vibration and no flying debris. It is often the only method permitted near hospitals, schools or occupied premises, and in confined interiors.

What hole size does splitting need?

Typically a hole matched to the wedge diameter, drilled to a specified depth. Tell us the material and the section you need to remove and we will specify the model and hole pattern.

Do you provide operator training?

Yes. We can arrange demonstration and familiarisation for the equipment supplied.

Hydraulic Tools Singapore | DARDA Rock & Concrete Splitters

Hydraulic Demolition & Splitting Tools

Entrepot supplies hydraulic rock-splitting and demolition equipment in Singapore for construction, civil engineering, quarrying and controlled-demolition work where percussion breaking is too noisy, disruptive or unsuitable. Our range includes DARDA hydraulic rock splitters and demolition equipment, together with Morath hydraulic drilling solutions.

How does a hydraulic rock splitter work? The splitter is inserted into a pre-drilled hole and applies powerful, controlled hydraulic force to separate rock or concrete. This method generates considerably less noise, vibration and airborne dust than conventional percussion breaking, making it suitable for noise-sensitive sites and controlled-demolition applications.