8- to 21-Ton Excavator? Tough Timber? Meet the Black Splitter Model S2G

Meet the S2G

The Black Splitter Model S2G is ideal for splitting various types of wood when mounted on 8- to 21-ton excavators. With 12,000 nM (Newton Meters) of torque, this hydraulic cone splitter can conquer timber of all sizes and lengths. Like all Black Splitter wood-splitting attachments, it can also be used to maneuver and position individual logs before and after splitting as well.

The attachment’s unique two-piece chromium-steel cone is designed to devastate your toughest timber. It has a 3,000-millimeter-diameter replaceable tip, a unique quadruple helical thread design, and a combined thread pitch of 45 millimeters.

At 926 pounds, the Model S2G is also easy to transport and works well as a stationery or mobile attachment. Are you ready to transform your log splitting operation?


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