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							Dexpan® 
							Non-Explosive Controlled Demolition Agent
							 
							
							For Controlled 
							Demolition, Reinforced Concrete Cutting, Rock 
							Breaking, Quarrying, 
							Stone Dimension, Mining, Excavating ... |  
					   
					
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							Rock Excavating, Rock Demolition, Rock Breaking, 
							Rock Blasting, Rock Trenching by Dexpan Non 
							Explosive Demolition Rock Breaker, Bristol Library 
							Project 2004 |  
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							Dexpan Non Explosive Demolition Agent is the most 
							effective way for
							
							rock blasting,
							
							rock excavating,
							
							rock breaking, 
							rock excavation. 
							
							Bristol Library Project 2004 
							
							Dexpan is an alternative to TNT dynamite, explosive 
							blasting, jackhammer,
							
							rock breaker, 
							demolition jack hammer, hydraulic breaker, wrecking 
							ball, diamond blade concrete saw, diamond wire 
							sawing machine, chain saw stone cutter,
							
							rock drill 
							and other demolition tools, mining equipments or 
							quarry equipments. 
							
							Rock breaking and
							
							Rock Excavation have never been easier for all 
							demolition contractors, blasting contractors, 
							excavating companies, mining companies, quarrying 
							contractors or even demolition DIY do it yourself 
							users. 
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							 “Today we 
							worked on an area that required non-explosive rock 
							excavation in the area of the north courtyard. We 
							drilled a large area of what appeared to be pinnacle 
							or bed rock. The rock being very steeply sloped and 
							irregular it is hard to be extremely accurate on 
							yards, but the holes (varying from 6 to 10 feet) are 
							easily measured. We drilled the rock on an 18” 
							pattern. We used (39) 11-pound bags (429 lbs.) of 
							Dexpan to fill 183.83 lineal feet of hole today. 1 
							trackmounted drill w/ operator worked 7 hrs. and 6 
							men worked approximately 2.5 hrs. to perform the 
							necessary operations. An air compressor was also 
							used to clean rock surface and holes before filling. 
							Jessie Scarborough from S&ME was on site monitoring 
							operations.”. |  
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