You should hear the air powered pump.

We agree with your comment, if you drill your holes by a traditional drill hammer. But, there are alternative drilling methods possible: Try to use a core drilling machine or apart from that work with a dust extractor. And finally the Splitter itself does not produce any dust, vibration or noise. So, we think our argumentation is justified.

Thank you Paul for your comment. Please continue to recommend us and our tools! :-)

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SterTheDer like Swollen said: it is not noiseless nor dustless. You need to drill holes and the best method is with a jackhammer. A jackhammer is very noisy and it generates lots of dust, you going to need ppe for the workers and dust control for the public if you are working in a urban area, the compressor used to power the jackhammer is noisy. The power unit for the pump can be electric or air, if is electric is rather quiet, if is air then is very noisy, almost like a chainsaw. The quietest part of the operation is the material splitting.

Not everything can be knocked down with a sledgehammer

How can I get it and at what rate, am in Nigeria.

We work at a hydraulic pressure of 500 bar. www.darda.de/fileadmin/user_upload/02_Produkte/03_Hydraulikaggregate/Technische_Daten/POWER_UNITS_new_gb_web_0612.pdf

Piotr, try to use a core drilling machine or apart from that work with a dust extractor as an alternative to a traditional drill hammer.

In reinforced concrete it loosens it, however you still need a way to actually remove the concrete like a jackhammer or a pry bar or a machine.

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Yes, it is however it is also very expensive. The complete kit is over $ 20.000 US. If you have a drill , good. If not you will have to buy a drill also, mo' money.

When you work in the mine, there will be dust and it is not as efficient as shown in commercial in case of harder materials like rocks. Anyway, with few other other tools it can make the job done.

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Please contact our Sales Office via info@darda.de and you will get the contact of our dealer in Mexico. Thanks for your interest!

Bobby C. Please contact our sales office team (info@darda.de) and you will get the distributer list.

Drilling is a work, of course. But, inserting the Splitter, shifting the lever and getting the concrete/stone splitted in seconds... What's the difficulty?

There is no difficulty in operating this wonderful machine if what I watched is true. Good work done@DardaGmbH.

We have a distributor in India that can advise you. Please get in touch with our sales office via info@darda.de and you'll be passed on to the contact on site.

Yes, that's possible! Our distributor in South Africa can advise you. Please get in touch with our sales office via info@darda.de and you'll be passed on to the contact on site.

We agree with your comment, if you drill your holes by a traditional drill hammer. But, there are alternative drilling methods possible: Try to use a core drilling machine or apart from that work with a dust extractor. And finally (as you may know from your own experience) the Splitter itself does not produce any dust, vibration or noise. So, we think our argumentation is justified.

I feel that the description is not accurate because a traditional drill hammer is the cheapest and fastest way to drill the holes necessary to split the rock or concrete. Using a core drill would add a significant amount of time to the process (time is money) and a dust extractor would also add more time and money expenditure to the process especially in reinforced concrete . As for the splitting operation I have to agree with the description in regard to the vibration claim, however as for the noise, not, because if a pneumatic unit is used the splitter is very loud and in a urban setting a mean to reduce the noise would be necessary. After having said all of that I have to say this: using the splitter is a BLAST LOL

Price in the video? We do not sell consumer products! We provide advice before making a deal. Our experts all over the world can offer you sound advice on your needs and then can make you an appropriate offer. As you may understand we do not sell off the shelf...

THAT ENDS MY INTEREST......UR TOO SECRETIVE ..

That's okay with us...

I rent these dardas. They cost about 8k USD for a #8. They work well. I have 9 of them.

Of course! Please see also our website www.darda.de ....

Olá! It would be great to get your feedback in English language. Otherwise it is difficult to understand... Thanks!

@Quillbro Durdus: Often there's no other chance than to use controllable tools! Even if they are sometimes not that fast as conventional demolition methods... but, you cannot use a wrecking ball everywhere!

If you drill your holes by a traditional drill hammer you of course cannot avoid noise, vibration and dust. But, there are alternative drilling methods possible: Try to use a core drilling machine or apart from that work with a dust extractor. And the Splitter itself does not produce any dust, vibration or noise.

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Xc yes

how much do you sell it?

KISIA KAHONGA We have a distributor in South Africa. Just contact our sales office in Germany via infoatdarda.de and you will get the direct contact.

Joachim Osmundsen Hydraulic power units with a variety of drive systems are available for different applications and requirements. They can produce up to 50 MPa (500 bar) maximum system pressure. All of our splitting cylinders can be combined with each of our power units.

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Hi Chris! Our focus is on splitting concrete and natural stone but, theoretical it is also possible to split hardwood... We would be pleased to get your feedback when done :-)

Please get in touch with our sales office by e-mail via info@darda.de and ask for the distributor contact in your country. Then you will of course get a price. Thanks!

Chomrong Koy Please contact our sales office (info@darda.de) and you will get the details.

So much, you have to contact them. Because the number wont fit in the comment's.

kevin bennett ...no problem for our splitters!

usman mohammad give me a block of rebar reinforced concrete this device and either a good oxygen cutter or hydraulic shears and i will show you exactly how easy this could take apart reinforced concrete. short of explosives there is currently little else that can be done to reinforced concrete to dismantle it in one go. most cases will have to work with each component separately first taking apart the concrete and then the rebar. this can deal with concrete without the worries about dust and noise and you don't have to be physically next to the device while it operates. it also looks cheap and safe enough to outclass most other methods. in an urban situation this would have clear benefits- use of explosives to dismantle buildings is loud, requires extreme precision and can go terribly wrong.

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Doctor you still need to drill the holes to insert the splitter and the best way to drill holes is with a jackhammer. You will have to deal with all the issues that you listed: noise, dust, fumes, from the compressor and the jackhammers.

kevin bennett I think you'd have to make a few runs with the quick cut before this attachment would be affective.

We have a distributor in India. Just contact our sales office in Germany and you will get the direct contact.

Can anyone provide this at rent...if anyone knows about my question ...plz reply..

Hello sar my India Hyderabad se bol raha hun sar Jo machine hai vah compresser machine Hyderabad mein kahan per purchase kar liya Koi shauk hai sar sa Koi company hai udhar

james marshall No, you don't have to use something else, James. Please see the job report on our website in answer to your question:www.darda.de/fileadmin/user_upload/PDF/Einsatzberichte/Spaltger%C3%A4t/Blockgewinnung_in_der_Natursteinindustrie/Englisch/Application_reports_Block_quarrying_in_the_natural_stone_industry_Sandstone.pdf