Contig Cropper Hire
For contiguous pile walls, where space is limited between adjacent piles.
CONTIG 450mm & 600mm CROPPER
Purpose-built for trimming contiguous wall piles, this cropper features a compact yet powerful design that enables precise operation even in the tightest spaces or along wall lines.
Its efficiency and accuracy deliver a superior finish while maintaining safety and minimising disruption on site.
Contig Cropper in action
Discover images and videos showcasing our Contig Cropper in operation at a range of locations throughout the UK, demonstrating its efficiency and versatility across different environments and site conditions.
Contig Cropper Specification
Contig 450
- Pile Size (mm) 300–450
- Weight (kg) 875
- Length (mm) 1223
- Width (mm) 641
- Height (mm) 1040
- Excavator min size (tonne) 8
- Max operating pressure (bar) 275
- Flow rate (L/Min) 90–180
Contig 600
- Pile Size (mm) 450–600
- Weight (kg) 1400
- Length (mm) 1470
- Width (mm) 784
- Height (mm) 1313
- Excavator min size (tonne) 13
- Max operating pressure (bar) 275
- Flow rate (L/Min) 90–180
Applications of use...
Contig croppers excel in versatility, adaptability, and suitability for tricky or confined environments—making them a go-to option for modern, safe, and efficient pile trimming.
Contiguous/Wall Piling
Urban & Restricted Access Projects
Retaining Wall Head Trimming
Supported Pile Types
The Contig Cropper makes light work of contiguous wall and secant pile cropping.
Why people choose a Contig Cropper
Purpose Built For Wall Work
Precision Alignment And Cropping
Reduced Manual Labour And Risk
FAQ's about the Contig Cropper
What is unique about the Contig Cropper?
It’s designed to crop piles flush in a contiguous wall while avoiding damage to neighbouring piles.
What pile sizes does it manage?
Commonly between 300mm–600mm diameter.
Does it work in restricted access areas?
Yes – compact frame allows tight manoeuvring alongside walls.
Can it crop piles without disturbing adjacent structures?
Yes – precision jaws target individual piles.
What excavator size is recommended?
13–21 tonne machines are typical.
Is it suitable for reinforced contiguous walls?
Yes – concrete is cropped, rebar exposed for tie-in works.
