The Atlas Copco Cobra PROe is a self-contained 40 lb-class gas paving breaker for crews working remote pavement, utility and emergency-repair sites beyond compressor or power-pack reach. Its on-board 90cc two-stroke engine delivers 44 ft-lb of impact at 1,440 BPM on ordinary two-stroke fuel mix, making it the flagship of the Atlas Copco gas breaker family sold internationally as the Cobra petrol breaker no hose, no staging, one machine off the truck.

The Shorty configuration weighs 51 lb with a 1 x 4-1/4 in. hex chuck, and a vibration-reduced handle holds hand-arm vibration to 3 m/s2 for full-shift work; a 0.26 gal tank keeps refuels short. Fit steels from the paving breaker points & chisels range in matching hex, and if compressed-air tools suit your fleet better, compare classes across our air-powered paving breakers or start with the guide to choosing a concrete breaking tool.

• Self-contained 40 lb-class gas paving breaker no compressor or hydraulic power pack required
• 90cc two-stroke engine delivers 44 ft-lb of impact energy at 1,440 BPM
• Runs on unleaded 90-100 octane two-stroke fuel mix; 0.26 gal fuel tank
• Vibration-reduced handle: 3 m/s2 hand-arm vibration for long shifts
• Shorty configuration: 51 lb tool weight with 1 x 4-1/4 in. hex chuck; 1-1/4 x 6 in. also offered
• Applications: remote pavement repair, rural utility trenching, emergency storm response, frozen-ground breaking
• Stocked by Crowder Supply in Denver with Cobra service parts and consumables

Cobra PROe FAQ

Does the Cobra PROe need an air compressor?
No the on-board 90cc two-stroke engine makes it fully self-contained. Carry it off the truck, fuel it and break; there is no hose, compressor or power pack to stage.

What fuel does the Cobra petrol breaker run on?
Ordinary unleaded 90-100 octane two-stroke fuel mix, from a 0.26 gal on-board tank that keeps refuel stops short.

What steels fit the Cobra PROe?
The stocked Shorty configuration takes 1 x 4-1/4 in. hex shank steels moil points, chisels, asphalt cutters and clay spades and blade tools in matching hex; a 1-1/4 x 6 in. chuck is also offered.

Gas breaker or pneumatic breaker which should I buy?
The Cobra PROe wins on remote and single-tool jobs with no compressor on site; if your crew already runs compressed air, a pneumatic breaker is lighter to service. The paving breaker buyer’s guide compares both routes by class.