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HYDRAULIC ROCK / CONCRETE CUTTING ATTACHMENTS
Antraquip's line of rock cutting attachments are designed to be mounted on suitable excavators ranging from 2 to 110 tons to be used an various rugged mining, tunneling and general construction applications.
We provide two types of cutter head designs, the transverse design and the lengthways (uniaxial) design to ensure the ideal fit for any given application. The AQ line of cutters are engineered and equipped with a high torque low speed hydraulic motor with rugged gearing and symmetrically aligned cutter bit patterns on the cutter head that enables the machines to be extremely efficient not only in specialty applications but also in hard rock excavation often outperforming hydraulic hammers.
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CUTTING UNITS
The hydraulic milling cutters of the ETH series can be mounted to an excavator in lieu of the bucket. The ETH is driven by a hydraulic motor which is powered by the hydraulic system of the excavator. Applications include tunneling, mining, quarries, roadway construction, demolition, forestry, and marine use.
The hydraulic milling cutter is suited for cutting rock, concrete, asphalt, industrial minerals, masonry and other similar materials. Examples of uses in various industries include:
Tunneling and Mining: Heading; profiling; restoration; ripping; and mineral extraction
Civil Engineering: Trench milling (down to 27.5 inches); foundation milling; cellar excavation
Road Construction: Asphalt cutting
Demolition: Well controlled, partial demolition while safeguarding the remainder of the building
Hydraulic Engineering: Lowering of navigable water ways; milling of trenches for pile planking; milling of culverts in river beds
Low noise operation: In all applications where other excavating equipment (i.e. hydraulic hammers) is too noisy
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Excavator attachment
A versatile accessory for excavators
High productivity
Quick-change facilities from rock breaking to cutting
Simple concept compact design
Wide range of application
High availability and little maintenance requirements
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