Nonexplosive rock cracking compound

[cazisme]

I saw on here before nonexplosive expanding compound to put in drilled holes to crack rock anybody have a name or manufacuter of such item?

 

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[dave wiseman]

Look on this link,there are many brands....https://www.google.com/?gws_rd=ssl#q=non+explosive+rock+breaking

 

[njcommercialdiver]

I cant remember the name but we used some on a job , it was an 2 part epoxy type paste dispensed from a cauking gun. you use a hammerdrill to drill holes and squeeze it in with the nozzle. it expands in about an hour and splits the rock. it makes a hell of a racket when the rocks break

I also have heard good things about DEXPAN, a buddy of mine used it on a job and said it worked well. you can use it underwater also. its available straight from dexpan or ordered at homedepot.com and can be sent right to your door

 

[jair]

try looking int this group . They will send all information and price sheet

 

[one blanket]

my experience with DEXPAN is they don't tell you there are 3 temperature grades; depends on your environment; hot weather, cool weather, etc.
It does set hard and people say it works fine. In my case, wrong temp grade, wasted effort.

 

[Ragnor]

I don't mean to derail the thread but every since I seen the siera blaster I been wondering why I cant just use blank 30-06 rounds with a firing mechanism and some clay for packing?

The dexpan looks interesting but I'm wondering about cost effectivness, weight conciderations and..... jeez man, there is no glorious earth shattering kaboom.....

 

[jair]

I haven't bought the Sierra blaster but from what I have seen I would be willing to give it a try , ( if I had a very rich location , which I have none at present , )

 

[BlasterJ]

There are also new, high-tech versions of Dexpan that can do really deep holes, work underwater, etc. Give these guys a call:

https://www.apexrockpros.com/nexpro