Can ripper teeth penetrate hard materials?

Ripper teeth are mainly used for loosening soil and cracking operations, and their design and manufacturing are aimed at penetrating and breaking hard soil or rocks. Therefore, the ripper teeth can penetrate hard materials.
Ripper teeth are usually made of high-strength materials, such as high carbon steel or alloy steel, with sharp edges and sturdy handles. Its working principle is to quickly rotate or impact the blade to cut into soil or rock, and achieve the purpose of loosening or cracking soil through repeated cutting and crushing.
Due to the sharpness and strength of the soil ripper teeth, they can easily penetrate and crush soil or rocks of various hardness, making them loose or split, facilitating subsequent excavation or crushing operations. Therefore, in fields such as civil engineering, mining, and road construction, soil ripper teeth are a very important tool.
It should be noted that different soil ripper teeth are suitable for different soil or rock hardness, and suitable tools should be selected according to the actual situation when using them. Meanwhile, due to the harsh working environment of the soil ripper teeth, regular maintenance and replacement of the cutting edge are required to ensure their working effect and service life.