Coastal Pile Cutters’ NEW 54-Inch Shear/Pile Cutter

Cutting 54-inch concrete piling with the newest addition to the fleet. At only 90 seconds per cut, they make short work of big projects. Coastal Pile Cutter International, LLC., has the answer to your big piling removal projects. Shear Power 54-inch hydraulic shear makes cutting the larger piling quick and easy. Coastal can also cut pile caps in half to lighten the crane load if necessary. Pile caps, tie beams, and pipe pilings can be severed and removed above and below the water without the need for divers, saving you time and money.

A remotely operated self-contained three functions,150 HP diesel-powered hydraulic power pack is provided with each pile cutter package. In addition,200 ft of inner-connecting hosing comes standard with each rental package.

The remote control allows the operator to activate the gate, lock, and blade remotely while moving around the immediate area to observe the cutting process. The functions are Lock: open and closed, Gate: open and closed,Blade: advance and retract. The digital screen shows the working pressure during the cutting process.

Coastal Pile Cutters International, LLC., is your source for pile-cutting rental tools for the removal of Bridge, Dock, and Pier support pilings. With their fleet of pile-cutting tool packages from 16-inch to 54-inch shears, Coastal will have the pile cutter package to meet your project requirements. Coastal provide their rental equipment nationwide with training to assure the customer-designated operator is proficient in the proper operation and maintenance of the tool or, as an option, they can provide a skilled operator upon request. Visit their website to better understand their services and capabilities.

Call to discuss your project needs and receive a rental quotation upon request.

JIM TODACK
OPERATIONS MANAGER
COASTAL PILE CUTTERS INTERNATIONAL, LLC
4115 MILLER ST BACLIFF, TX 77518
281-339-9990
[email protected]

Coastal Pile Cutters International, LLC., is a specialist in cutting pile caps, tie beams, and piling above and below the water.