The breaking process using a large excavator fitted with jack hammers is commonly referred to as “mechanical hammering” or “excavator hammering.” In this method, the excavator’s hydraulic system powers the jack hammer attachment, allowing it to deliver powerful blows to break apart concrete, rock, or other hard materials in a controlled and efficient manner.

The process of diamond concrete coring is commonly known as “diamond drilling” or “core drilling.” It involves using a specialized diamond-tipped core drill bit to create cylindrical holes in concrete, masonry, or other hard materials. This method allows for precise and clean penetration through the material, typically for the installation of pipes, conduits, or sampling for testing purposes. Diamond concrete coring is widely used in construction, plumbing, electrical, and other industries where accurate and controlled drilling is necessary.