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Used Simec Block/Stone Splitters

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    SIMEC NT2 50 S Year:

    SIMEC NT2 50 S Year: 1997

    • used

    • Manufacturer: Simec

    Nr. 50 allowable discs Complete with: Nr.1 trolley for blocks length 6 X 3 width m Automatic Unloader AEREO

    Castelleone, Italy
  • 2002 SIMEC NT2/2M-

    2002 SIMEC NT2/2M-

    • used

    • Manufacturer: Simec

    Block Cutter Maximum input block size: 2,300 x 3,400 x 2,100 mm Maximum number of vertical saws: 2 Maximum vertical saw blade diameter: 1,700 mm Minimum vertical saw blade diameter: 1,000 mm Maximum horizontal sa...

    Hamburg, Germany
  • 1998 SIMEC NT 2/50-

    1998 SIMEC NT 2/50-

    • used

    • Manufacturer: Simec

    Multi-blade block cutter Vertical saw blade diameter mm. 1600 Horizontal saw blade diameter mm. 400 Motor vertical saw Kw 200 Motor horizontal saw Kw 15 Number of vertical cutting discs 52 The machine was fully m...

    Hamburg, Germany
  • 1997 SIMEC NT2 50 S-

    1997 SIMEC NT2 50 S-

    • used

    • Manufacturer: Simec

    Block cutter for granite Usable cutting capacity: 3500 x 6000 x 2100 mm Number of saw blades 50 Maximum diameter of vertical saw blades: 1600 mm Maximum diameter for vertical saw blades 1600: 456 mm Maximum diame...

    Italy
  • 1997 SIMEC NT2

    1997 SIMEC NT2

    • used

    • Manufacturer: Simec

    nr discs 32 ,vertical disc diam 1600mm, horizontal disc 500mm, including trolleys unloader Aereo 2M

    Verona, Italy
  • 2001 SIMEC NT52

    2001 SIMEC NT52

    • used

    • Manufacturer: Simec

    n° 52 discs, max disc diameter 1600 mm Conditions: VERY GOOD

    Verona, Italy

Overview

Block/stone splitters are specialized tools used for cutting and splitting large blocks of stone, concrete, or brick into smaller, more manageable pieces. These machines are essential for construction projects, landscaping, and masonry work, offering a more precise and efficient way to handle tough materials compared to traditional methods like chisels and hammers.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used block/stone splitter?

Check the machine's overall condition, focusing on the blade sharpness, hydraulic system, and any signs of wear or damage. Review maintenance records if available.

How is a block/stone splitter safely transported?

Use a specialized transport service for heavy machinery. Ensure the splitter is securely fastened and protected to prevent any damage during transit.

What maintenance does a block/stone splitter require?

Regular maintenance includes checking and sharpening blades, inspecting the hydraulic system for leaks, and ensuring all moving parts are well-lubricated. Follow the manufacturer's maintenance schedule for optimal performance.