Excavator Rock Saws by TGEC
TGEC builds hydraulic rock saws for cutting rock, concrete, stone, asphalt, and other hard materials across construction, quarrying, mining, demolition, and infrastructure work. The hydraulic disc saw mounts to the excavator boom in place of the bucket, using a large-diameter circular cutting blade driven by a hydraulic motor to make precise, controlled cuts through tough materials. Five models cover excavators from 6 to 40 tons, with available saw disc diameters ranging from 600 to 3600 mm and cutting widths from 5 to 18 mm—including a double-disc option for parallel cutting jobs. The TG-RS60 fits 6 to 9-ton mini excavators, the TG-RS150 handles 10 to 18-ton machines, the TG-RS200 and TG-RS200D serve 20 to 27-ton carriers, and the TG-RS300 is built for 30 to 40-ton excavators. As a direct manufacturer, TGEC supplies equipment dealers, construction contractors, quarry operators, demolition firms, and qualified OEM partners with factory-direct production, custom mounting brackets, and volume pricing. Full specs, compatibility details, and configuration guidance are on the individual product page.
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TGEC hydraulic excavator rock saws are engineered for precision cutting of rock, concrete, stone, and asphalt in construction, quarrying, mining, demolition, and infrastructure projects where clean cut lines and controlled cutting depth are key.
Application Scenarios
Quarrying and dimension stone: Cut granite, marble, limestone and other stone blocks with precise, controlled cuts that preserve material quality for quarrying and dimension stone work.
Concrete cutting and demolition: Cut reinforced concrete slabs, walls, foundations and structural elements during building demolition, renovation and foundation work where vibration and dust management are important.
Trenching and pipeline construction: Cut rock and concrete trenches for pipeline installation, utility work and underground infrastructure where clean, straight cut walls are required.
Road and highway construction: Cut asphalt and concrete pavement for road reconstruction, expansion joint installation, utility access cuts and highway repair projects.
Mining and underground excavation: Cut hard ore and rock in mining operations and tunnel headings where controlled mechanical cutting is required.
Demolition and structural cutting: Cut reinforced concrete and masonry during building demolition, bridge dismantling and industrial facility decommissioning where precision cutting is critical.
OEM & Bulk Supply
As a direct manufacturer, TGEC supplies hydraulic excavator rock saws to equipment dealers, construction contractors, quarry operators, demolition firms, and qualified OEM partners through factory-direct and bulk programs. The five core models—TG-RS60, TG-RS150, TG-RS200, TG-RS300, and TG-RS200D—cover excavators from 6 to 40 tons, and custom configurations can be reviewed for qualified production orders. Custom requests might include non-standard disc diameters, modified cutting widths, custom mounting brackets, quick-coupler interfaces, alternative blade setups, or specified paint finishes—all subject to engineering and production review. Dealers and distributors can also explore mixed orders with other TGEC excavator attachments to streamline sourcing and international shipping. Send over your required specs, estimated quantities, and target applications, and we'll get back to you with a factory-direct quote.
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Request a Quote — TGEC Excavator Rock Saws
To get started, just share your excavator's make and model, operating weight, auxiliary hydraulic specs (flow and pressure), pin spacing and diameter, coupler type, your preferred model from the TG-RS lineup, primary application, material type and hardness, required cutting depth and width, and the number of units you're looking for. Our team will then verify the right model and mounting bracket, match the disc diameter and cutting capacity to your material and job, and get back to you with a factory-direct quote based on your specifications and delivery needs.