The Atlas Copco LH 220 is a 40 lb-class handheld hydraulic paving breaker hydraulic oil replaces compressed air, so it runs from a portable hydraulic power pack or the auxiliary hydraulic circuit on a skid steer or excavator. On 5-8 GPM at 1,523-1,813 psi it delivers 1,500-2,100 BPM, weighing 50 lb at 27 in. overall for concrete break-out, asphalt removal, trench repair and frozen-soil work.

No compressor means a quieter, more compact spread: one hydraulic circuit powers the breaker anywhere a hose reaches, with a max return-line pressure of 218 psi. The single 1 x 4-1/4 in. hex chuck matches standard mid-size steels, including tampers for compaction work. It belongs to the Atlas Copco hydraulic breaker family; air and gas alternatives at every weight sit in our paving breaker lineup.

• 40 lb-class handheld hydraulic paving breaker; 50 lb tool weight, 27 in. overall length
• Hydraulic supply: 5-8 GPM at 1,523-1,813 psi working pressure; max return-line pressure 218 psi
• 1,500-2,100 BPM impact rate across the flow range
• Powered by a hydraulic power pack or skid-steer/excavator auxiliary hydraulics
• Single chuck configuration: 1 x 4-1/4 in. hex shank; runs points, chisels, cutters and tamper plates
• Applications: concrete break-out, sidewalk and curb work, asphalt removal, trench repair, frozen-soil breaking, tamping
• Free UPS Ground shipping from Crowder Supply in Denver

LH 220 FAQ

Do I need an air compressor to run the LH 220?
No it is fully hydraulic. Feed it 5-8 GPM of oil at 1,523-1,813 psi from a portable power pack or the auxiliary hydraulic circuit on a skid steer or excavator, and keep return-line pressure under 218 psi.

What steels fit the LH 220?
It runs a single 1 x 4-1/4 in. hex chuck, so standard mid-size paving breaker points and chisels in that shank plus cutters and tamper plates drop straight in.

Hydraulic or pneumatic breaker which one?
Hydraulic wins when you already carry aux hydraulics or want a quieter, more compact spread; pneumatic wins on jobs already running compressed air. The paving breaker buyer’s guide compares power sources and weight classes.