Rock Excavation

Most contractors reach for a hydraulic hammer when they need to cut rock. Excavator Attachments are familiar, common, and they have been the industry standard for years. But when you look at what actually happens on real trenching and utility jobs, the hammer starts...

If you are searching for a KEMROC rock cutters, you have probably already seen how many models are available. The catalog is big, and it can feel like a lot on the first pass. The good news is that most civil and site contractors can focus on three core cutters that...

When you ask a mechanic who works on equipment every day which tools actually perform in the field, you get an honest answer. That is why the feedback from Allen, a mechanic who supports KEMROC drum cutters, transchers, and attachments in real jobsite conditions,...

When it comes to removing rock with speed and control... ...the person who sees the truth first is the mechanic. Derek, the head mechanic at T&C Contracting, has worked on heavy equipment for more than a decade and has maintained KEMROC cutting attachments for the...

If you are searching for ways to cut rock with an excavator... ...you are probably dealing with slow production, worn-out hammers, or tight schedules that a breaker simply cannot keep up with. Most contractors start with a hammer because it is familiar, but once the...

So, You’re Scrolling Through Machinery Trader for a Hydraulic Breaker… You’ve got a rock-solid problem, and you’re looking for a rock-solid solution. You’re on Machinery Trader, scrolling through hundreds of listings for hydraulic breakers, trying to find the right...