Beilite Hydraulic Breakers Tunnel Engineering

Beilite hydraulic breakers  for tunnel engineering deliver exceptional performance for tunnel profiling and underground excavation. Designed for precision and durability, these heavy equipment excavators efficiently remove rock, concrete, and hard materials while maintaining the desired tunnel shape and dimensions. Their advanced vibration control and high-impact efficiency minimize fatigue on operators and excavators, ensuring safety and productivity in confined environments. Beilite excavator breaker attachments are the ideal choice for mining tunnels, subways, and infrastructure projects requiring precise shaping and controlled breaking power.

Applications

Tunnel Contour Shaping & Profiling

Rock & Concrete Removal in Underground Works

Mining & Subway Excavation

Controlled Blasting Replacement Operations

Beilite Hydraulic Breakers for Tunnel Engineering

Achieve precise tunnel profiling and safe scaling with Beilite hydraulic hammers. Essential tools for controlled rock breaking, eliminating overbreak, and preparing tunnel walls for reinforcement in mining and civil engineering projects.

Hydraulic Breakers for Tunnel Engineering Compatible With Wide Excavators

Model Chisel Suitable Excavator Working Flow Working Pressure Impact Frequency
BLTB-40 40mm 0.5t-1.2t 15-30 L/min 90-120 bar 800-1400 bpm
BLTB-45 45mm 0.8t-1.5t 20-40 L/min 90-120 bar 700-1200 bpm
BLTB-53 53mm 1.5t-3.5t 20-50 L/min 90-120 bar 600-1100 bpm
BLTB-60 60mm 3t-5t 30-60 L/min 100-130 bar 500-1000 bpm
BLTB-70 70mm 4.5t-6t 40-70 L/min 110-140 bar 500-900 bpm
BLTB-75 75mm 6t-8.5t 50-90 L/min 120-150 bar 400-800 bpm
BLTB-85 85mm 7t-11t 60-100 L/min 130-160 bar 400-800 bpm
BLTB-100 100mm 10t-14t 80-110 L/min 150-170 bar 350-700 bpm
BLTB-125 125mm 14t-18t 90-120 L/min 150-170 bar 350-650 bpm
BLTB-135 135mm 18t-22t 100-150 L/min 160-180 bar 350-500 bpm
BLTB-140 140mm 20t-24t 120-180 L/min 160-180 bar 350-500 bpm
BLTB-150 150mm 24t-27t 130-190 L/min 180-200 bar 200-300 bpm
BLTB-155 155mm 27t-33t 180-240 L/min 200-220 bar 200-300 bpm
BLTB-165 165mm 33t-38t 200-260 L/min 210-230 bar 150-300 bpm
BLTB-175 175mm 40t-45t 220-270 L/min 230-250 bar 130-200 bpm
BLTB-185 175mm 45t-55t 230-280 L/min 250-270 bar 100-140 bpm
BLTB-190 190mm 45t-55t 240-290 L/min 250-270 bar 100-140 bpm
BLTB-195 195mm 50t-60t 260-310 L/min 260-280 bar 100-140 bpm
BLTB-200 200mm 50t-65t 280-330 L/min 280-300 bar 100-130 bpm
BLTB-205 205mm 55t-75t 320-380 L/min 280-300 bar 100-130 bpm
BLTB-210 210mm 60t-90t 340-400 L/min 280-300 bar 90-120 bpm
BLTB-215 215mm 65t-95t 350-410 L/min 280-300 bar 90-120 bpm
BLTB-220 220mm 70t-100t 370-430 L/min 300-330 bar 80-110 bpm
BLTB-230 230mm 75t-110t 400-460 L/min 300-330 bar 80-110 bpm
BLTB-235 235mm 75t-120t 420-480 L/min 300-330 bar 80-110 bpm
BLTB-245 255mm 90t-130t 450-550 L/min 300-330 bar 70-100 bpm
BLTB-260 260mm 90t-160t 490-590 L/min 300-330 bar 70-100 bpm
BLTB-280 260mm 120t-350t 550-650 L/min 300-330 bar 60-90 bpm

Tunnel Profiling Focus on

Tunnel profiling refers to shaping the excavated rock face to meet the exact design dimensions (the profile) required for the final lining and services. Hydraulic breakers are critical for achieving this precision in both civil (subway, road, utility) and mining tunnels:

Contour Correction (Trimming): Used after blasting to trim or chip away high spots of rock that extend into the tunnel profile. This ensures the tunnel meets the required clearance specifications and reduces the need for expensive concrete overfill (overbreak).

Scaling and Safety: A primary function is the careful removal of loose or fractured rock fragments (scaling) from the tunnel roof and walls immediately after blasting. This is a crucial safety measure to prevent rock falls during subsequent construction phases.

Controlled Excavation: Employed for breakout and advance in sensitive areas where the use of explosives is prohibited or strictly controlled (e.g., near existing structures, urban areas, or fault lines). The breaker provides controlled, low-vibration rock fragmentation.

Shaft and Portal Preparation: Used for initial breakout and shaping of the tunnel entrance (portal) and for deepening or developing vertical access shafts, ensuring the structural integrity of the openings.

Preparing Surfaces for Support: Breaking away uneven or fractured rock to create a stable, firm surface necessary for the secure installation of rock bolts, shotcrete, or other primary support elements.