Cutting where others can’t.
Deep, precise cutting in rock and concrete,
while leaving the surroundings untouched.
THE PROBLEM
A small job can become
a major operation.
Removing rock or concrete is often simple.
Everything around it makes the job difficult.
RIG THE JOB
Get the equipment
into position.
MAKE ROOM
Create space for equipment.
STOP OPERATIONS
Pause nearby work when required.
AVOID DAMAGE
Keep what needs to stay untouched.
THE PROBLEM
A small job can become
a major operation.
Removing rock or concrete is often simple.
Everything around it makes the job difficult.
RIG THE JOB
Get the equipment
into position.
MAKE ROOM
Create space for equipment.
STOP OPERATIONS
Pause nearby work when required.
AVOID DAMAGE
Keep what needs to stay untouched.
THE PROBLEM
A small job can become a major operation.
Removing the rock or concrete is often the easy part.
Everything around the cut is what makes the job difficult.
01
MAKE ROOM
Create access for people
and equipment.
02
RIG THE JOB
Get cutting equipment
into position.
03
PROTECT AROUND IT
Avoid damaging what
needs to stay.
04
STOP OPERATIONS
Work nearby may need
to shut down.
THE SOLUTION
Deep cutting
from one side
Rockslice uses water to power a compact cutting head, cutting deep into rock and concrete with millimeter precision even where access is limited.
WHY IT MATTERS
A smaller operation around the cut.
Less around the cut makes the whole job simpler.
01
02
LESS ACCESS WORK
Work from one side where
space is limited
LESS RIGGING
Less equipment needs to be brought into position.
03
LESS DISRUPTION
More of what is already there can stay untouched.
PROOF & PROGRESS
Built. Tested.
Now moving into the field
3
Prototypes built
1.5 m
Cutting depth
BUILT WITH THE INDUSTRY
mm level
Precision control
APPLICATIONS
Different jobs.
The same problem
TUNNELS & UNDERGROUND
Create space where access is limited
WATER & POWER
Remove rock or concrete close to critical infrastructure
URBAN INFRASTRUCTURE
Remove what is needed without damaging what needs to stay
THE SOLUTION
This problem
is everywhere.
Power. Tunnels. Transport. Cities. Industry.
Different places. Different jobs.
The same problem
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