The Tamco/Toku TPB-90 is the heaviest pneumatic paving breaker in the TPB range a 90 lb-class tool (the classic 90 pound jackhammer) built to the Toku heavy-duty industrial standard and part of the Toku paving breaker line Crowder Supply stocks. A 2-5/8 in. bore driving a full 6 in. stroke delivers 1,250 BPM on 77 CFM at 90 psi, sized for full-section concrete, pile-cap demolition, full-depth highway asphalt and rebar-reinforced bridge-deck work.

At 92 lb tool weight and 28-1/2 in. overall, the TPB-90 gives crews maximum per-blow energy from hand-held equipment. Supply it through a 3/4 in. air line with an in-line lubricator ahead of the tool, and match moil points and chisels from our paving breaker points & chisels in the same hex size. Lighter weight classes are covered on the paving breakers & jackhammers page.

• 90 lb-class pneumatic paving breaker; 92 lb tool weight, 28-1/2 in. overall length
• 1,250 BPM impact rate on 77 CFM at 90 psi through a 3/4 NPT air inlet
• 2-5/8 in. bore and full 6 in. stroke concentrate energy into every blow
• Chuck options: 1-1/8 x 6 in. or 1-1/4 x 6 in. hex to match your existing breaker steel
• Built by Toku, a long-established Japanese pneumatic-tool manufacturer, to its heavy-duty industrial standard; distributed by Tamco for U.S. road and demolition crews
• Applications: full-section concrete, pile caps, full-depth highway asphalt, rebar-reinforced bridge decks
• Stocked by Crowder Supply in Denver with free UPS Ground shipping

TPB-90 Paving Breaker FAQ

What size air compressor does a 90 lb jackhammer need?
The TPB-90 consumes 77 CFM at 90 psi, so plan on a compressor that holds at least 77 CFM at the tool, fed through a 3/4 in. air line with an oiler ahead of the breaker.

Who makes the TPB-90 Tamco or Toku?
Toku, a long-established Japanese pneumatic-tool manufacturer, builds the TPB line to its heavy-duty industrial standard; Tamco distributes it for U.S. road, utility and demolition crews.

Do I need a 90 lb breaker, or will a 60 lb class do?
The 90 lb class is for the heaviest hand-held break-out full-section concrete, pile caps and rebar-reinforced decks. For sidewalks, slabs and general road repair, a 60 lb tool such as the APT 160 is easier to run all day.