The Atlas Copco TEX 60 (TEX P60S) is a 60 lb-class pneumatic paving breaker that pairs a fast 1,500 BPM impact rate with a 73 lb working weight a productive combination for reinforced-concrete demolition, bridge-deck work, full-depth asphalt removal, footing removal and frozen-ground utility trenching. It consumes 76 CFM at 90 psi and measures 27.2 in. overall, running on standard contractor compressed air.

Both 1-1/8 x 6 in. and 1-1/4 x 6 in. hex chucks are stocked, so the TEX 60 drops onto whichever steel inventory your fleet already carries including the contractors air hose with crowsfoot fittings and oiler that keep it supplied. It sits mid-range in the Atlas Copco breaker family between the TEX 230PE and TEX 90, and the full spread of classes lives under paving breakers.

• 60 lb-class pneumatic paving breaker; 73 lb tool weight, 27.2 in. overall length
• Fast 1,500 BPM impact rate on 76 CFM at 90 psi
• Chuck options: 1-1/8 x 6 in. or 1-1/4 x 6 in. hex shank to match existing steel
• Runs on standard contractor compressed air through a crowsfoot hose and inline oiler
• Applications: reinforced-concrete demolition, bridge decks, full-depth asphalt, footings, frozen-ground trenching
• Part of the Atlas Copco TEX pneumatic breaker line, from TEX 230PE through TEX 90
• Free UPS Ground shipping from Crowder Supplys Denver warehouse

TEX 60 FAQ

Is the TEX 60 the same as the TEX P60S?
Yes TEX P60S is Atlas Copco’s model designation for this 60 lb class breaker. Actual tool weight is 73 lb with a 27.2 in. overall length.

What size compressor does the TEX 60 need?
It consumes 76 CFM at 90 psi, so plan on a compressor delivering comfortably above that per breaker our air compressors cover single- and multi-tool circuits.

What shank steels does it take?
Depending on the variant you order, the chuck accepts 1-1/8 x 6 in. or 1-1/4 x 6 in. hex shank paving breaker steels, so it drops onto whichever inventory your fleet already carries.

Is a 60 lb breaker the right class for my work?
The 60 lb class handles reinforced concrete, bridge decks and full-depth asphalt; lighter classes trade production for handling. The paving breaker buyer’s guide maps each class to the job.