Heavy Duty Excavator Ripper fits CAT 315 316 318 Excavator
SKU: ER-315
Takes CAT 6Y0359 Pin
Length 50.5 inches,
Shank Length 39.1 inches
Shank Thickness 2.75 Inches
Pin size 70mm
Built with Forged Steel, Equivalent to OEM Quality.
Bedrock excavator ripper is a powerful attachment designed for excavators, which is used primarily for breaking up hard materials like rock, frozen ground, and paved surfaces. This tool transforms an excavator into a high-performance ripping machine, capable of penetrating and tearing through tough surfaces where other attachments might struggle. Here are some of the main uses and advantages of excavator rippers:
Uses of Excavator Ripper:
Breaking Up Rock: Ideal for mining, quarrying, and construction sites where breaking up rock is necessary.
Tearing Through Frozen Ground: Enables construction and excavation activities to continue in colder climates by breaking through frozen soil.
Demolition: Useful in demolition projects for tearing down concrete structures, pavements, and other hard materials.
Tree Stump Removal: Can be used to rip out tree stumps and roots, facilitating land clearing efforts.
Soil Penetration: Helps in soil penetration for agricultural preparation and landscaping, especially in areas with compact soil.
Advantages of Excavator Ripper:
Efficiency: Increases the efficiency of excavation tasks by enabling the excavator to break through tough materials quickly.
Cost-Effective: Reduces the need for multiple machines on site, as the ripper attachment can handle tasks that might otherwise require specialized equipment.
Versatility: Can be used in a variety of environments and for multiple applications, from construction to mining.
Precision: Offers more control and precision in breaking up materials than large-scale demolition equipment, minimizing damage to surrounding areas.
Durability: Designed to withstand the rigors of heavy-duty work, reducing the frequency and cost of replacements.
Reduced Vibration: Compared to hammer attachments, rippers generate less vibration, reducing wear on the excavator and discomfort for the operator.
