About Crackit

Crackit is a powdered demolition agent — not an explosive. You drill holes, pour in a water mix, and the material expands over several hours until the rock or concrete splits apart. No blast, no vibration, no licence to worry about.

• Made from calcium, silicon, and aluminium oxides — non-toxic when handled properly
• Works without noise, shock waves, gas release, or flying debris
• Builds strong internal pressure within a few hours of pouring
• No special storage rules or blasting permits required
• Lets you control exactly where the break happens
• Suitable for rock, boulders, plain concrete, and reinforced concrete

The powder itself is an inorganic silicate blend. It contains no explosive compounds and no ingredients classified as hazardous under normal use. That makes it straightforward to store, transport, and apply on ordinary construction sites.

Where blasting would damage nearby buildings, pipelines, or equipment, Crackit gives you a controlled alternative. After the mix sets inside a drilled hole, expansion pressure exceeds what most rock and concrete can resist in tension — typically cracking the material within 8 to 24 hours, depending on temperature.

Pressure builds quietly inside the hole. By morning, the stone has split along your drill pattern.

Explosives come with transport restrictions, licensed operators, evacuation zones, and long setup times. Crackit skips most of that. A quarry crew can drill in the afternoon, pour the mix, and come back the next day to remove sized blocks — whether that's granite, limestone, plain concrete, or reinforced structures in built-up areas.