13mm Cartridge
Rock Poppers are used for breaking small boulders up to 2 cubic metres in size. Applications include crusher blockages, oversize boulders, scale removal in tanks and small demolition jobs.
Available in 5 and 10 gram charge weights – Electric Initiation Only
28mm Cartridge
28mm cartridges are used for boulder breaking, armour stone splitting, medium size concrete demolition, dimension stone quarrying, swimming pool excavations and other in situ rock-breaking.
28mm cartridge requires a 32-34mm diameter hole which can be drilled with a handheld pneumatic drill using a 185 cubic feet per minute (cfm) compressor.
Available in 20, 40, 60, 80, 100 and 120 gram charge weights – Electric Initiation Only
34mm Cartridge
34mm cartridges are used for deep level underground mining operations, concrete demolition, tunnel and shaft enlargement, trenching and other in situ rock excavations.
34mm cartridge requires a 38-42mm diameter hole which can be drilled with a handheld pneumatic drill using a 185+ cfm compressor or by a small hydraulic rig.
Available in 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120, 140, 180 and 250 gram charge weights – Electric and Non-Electric Initiation
42mm Cartridge
Used for concrete demolition, tunnel and shaft enlargement, trenching and other large in situ rock excavations.
42mm cartridge requires a 45-51mm diameter hole which can be drilled with a handheld pneumatic drill using a 185+ cfm compressor or by a small hydraulic rig.
Available in 60,80,120,180, 240, 300, 400, 500 and 650 gram charge weights – Electric and Non-Electric Initiation
60mm Cartridge
60mm cartridges can be used for large scale rock excavations, hard rock trenching, foundation excavation and other sensitive civil rock & concrete breaking applications. It is used for concrete demolition, tunnel and shaft enlargement, trenching and other in situ excavations.
60mm cartridge requires a 64-76mm diameter hole which can be drilled with a small hydraulic or pneumatic drilling rig.
Available in 300 and 500 gram charge weights – Electric and Non-Electric Initiation
