Underwater Hydraulic Tools and Equipment

Underwater Hydraulic Equipment

RTO provides underwater hydraulic equipment for commercial divers, marine contractors, subsea crews, and marine maintenance teams. This category includes hydraulic tools and support equipment for underwater cutting, drilling, bolting, chipping, breaking, grinding, crushing, splitting, shearing, and power supply applications.

Underwater hydraulic equipment is commonly used for marine construction, underwater demolition, dock and pier repair, bridge maintenance, seawall work, salvage, offshore maintenance, utility repair, and subsea infrastructure projects. Tool selection depends on the work being performed, material type, hydraulic flow and pressure requirements, hose setup, power source, and jobsite conditions.

Underwater Hydraulic Chippers and Breakers

Underwater hydraulic chippers and breakers are used for concrete removal, rock scaling, coral removal, demolition, surface preparation, and submerged repair work. Compact chipping hammers support lighter scaling and precision removal, while larger breakers provide higher impact force for concrete breaking, rock removal, rod driving, and marine construction tasks.

Underwater Hydraulic Drills

Underwater hydraulic drills are used for drilling steel, concrete, masonry, wood, coral, and other materials below the surface. Available drill options may include 1/2-inch hydraulic drills, underwater magnetic drills, and rotary hammer drills for anchor holes, structural fastening, mechanical openings, and subsea repair work.

Underwater Hydraulic Impact Wrenches

Underwater hydraulic impact wrenches are used for bolting, fastening, loosening, anchor driving, flange work, and structural assembly below the waterline. Options may include lighter impact tools for smaller hardware and heavy-duty impact wrenches for high-torque subsea bolting applications.

Hydraulic Power Units

Hydraulic power units provide the flow and pressure required to operate underwater hydraulic tools. RTO offers gasoline, diesel, and electric power unit options for different tool requirements, jobsite conditions, circuit configurations, hose lengths, and operating environments.

Underwater Hydraulic Rock Crushers

Underwater-capable hydraulic rock and concrete crushers are used for controlled crushing and demolition where reduced vibration, lower noise, and precise material removal are important. These tools support submerged concrete removal, confined-space demolition, marine structure repair, and sensitive demolition work.

Underwater Hydraulic Rock Splitters

Hydraulic rock splitters are used for controlled splitting of rock, concrete, foundations, pillars, and other heavy materials. Underwater-capable splitters can help reduce vibration, noise, dust, and percussive impact during submerged demolition, rock removal, and marine construction work.

Underwater Hydraulic Saws and Grinders

Underwater hydraulic saws and grinders are used for cutting, grinding, cleaning, coating removal, pipe removal, hull maintenance, weld preparation, and marine structure repair. Available options may include concrete chainsaws, wood chainsaws, grinders, band saws, pipe cutting kits, cut-off saws, reciprocating saws, hacksaws, chains, bars, and blades.

Underwater Hydraulic Shears

Underwater-capable hydraulic shears are used for cutting, separating, and removing metal profiles, reinforcement materials, pipe, cable, rod, rebar, wire rope, and structural components. Shear and combination shear/spreader tools support underwater demolition, salvage, decommissioning, confined-space cutting, and marine repair work.

Underwater Hydraulic Accessories

Underwater hydraulic accessories help connect, control, regulate, and manage hydraulic tool systems. Common accessories include quick disconnect couplers, flush-face couplings, hydraulic whip hose sets, flow and pressure control valves, hose reels, manifolds, fittings, and hose management equipment.

Choosing Underwater Hydraulic Equipment

Start with the tool application, material, available hydraulic power source, required flow and pressure, hose length, coupler style, depth or access constraints, and project duration. RTO can help match underwater hydraulic tools, power units, hoses, fittings, control valves, and accessories to the job.