Forget drilling. Forget blasting.

A new way to split rock — silent, clean, electric.

Inspired by hydropower

We flipped the logic of cutting tools — no motor at the blade. Just pressurized water spinning a compact, directional head. More reach, less bulk, and a patented mechanism no one else has.

How it works

Plug in

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Connect water and electricity. The unit is fully electric and ready to go.
Mount and aim

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Attach to the excavator with the 3-point coupler and position it over the cut zone.
Set the pattern

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Use the tablet to choose a cutting path — straight, curved or custom.
It calculates

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The system scans the surface and auto-generates the path. No manual input needed.
Let it run

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Detach the excavator. The unit locks in place and cuts autonomously — alerts notify you if anything stops.
Move and collect

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Reconnect the excavator, lift out the cut blocks, and move on to the next position.

Fits Anywhere

The blade advances from inside the slot, cutting deep without clearance. That means tighter shafts, cleaner backsides, and hard-to-reach areas — now within reach.

Areas of use

Urban zones

where access is limited and noise is regulated
Basement access

where space, noise, and dust restrictions prevent heavy tools
Heritage sites

where sensitive structures require precision and care
Interior work

where machines must operate indoors with minimal disruption
Tunnel upgrades

where narrow geometry and cable crossings limit options
Power plants

where vibrations can damage high-value infrastructure
Emergency fixes

where unplanned obstacles demand fast response
Parking structures

where layout and noise leave no room for traditional methods
Remote access

where manual tools dominate due to terrain or weight limits