Hydraulic Diaphragm Wall Underground Trench Cutter
Product Overview
The Trench Cutter is a highly specialized diaphragm wall equipment designed for modern construction projects. This diaphragm wall trench cutter excavates deep, narrow trenches that form the foundation of diaphragm walls, providing essential structural support and soil retention in large-scale civil engineering works.
Key Features
- High-performance trench cutter machine for efficient diaphragm wall construction
- Advanced capabilities for deep and precise cutting operations
- Robust 571 kW engine power for reliable operation in demanding applications
- Versatile SH30/40 tool holder compatible with various attachments
- Substantial 29.6m machine height (extendable to 35.6m*)
- Impressive 52m milling depth (extendable to 70m*)
- 160-ton operating weight for superior stability
* Optional extension available
Technical Specifications
| Product Name |
Trench Cutter |
| Machine Height |
29.6m (35.6m*) |
| Engine Power |
571 kW |
| Tool Holder Model |
SH30/40 |
| Milling Depth |
52m (70m*) |
| Operating Weight |
160 ton |
* Optional extension available
Applications
The SC Series Trench Cutter with double-wheel design is engineered for demanding construction applications including underground metro stations, tunnel construction, basement excavation, and retaining wall installations. This hydromill machine excels in creating watertight, structurally sound diaphragm walls that support adjacent soil and water pressures. Its ability to efficiently cut through various soil layers—including soft clay, silt, and mixed ground conditions—makes it indispensable in urban construction zones where precision and minimal disturbance are paramount.
The advanced double-wheel design enhances cutting stability and accuracy while reducing operational vibrations, ensuring construction timelines are met without compromising quality. This versatile trench cutter is an essential solution for contractors working on diverse projects requiring reliable diaphragm wall construction technology.
