Here's the compact, quiet tool...and it hits harder than any other type of breaker. That's because hydraulics are more efficient than electric, pneumatic or petro-driven tools. For example, a 70 lb hydraulic breaker give you the same hitting power as a 90 lb pneumatic breaker. Thanks to their amazing impact energy, hydraulic breakers can be used on concrete, asphalt, and frozen ground You can, of course, also use them for trenching, tie-tamping, spike driving, and general demolition.
FEATURES
- Operator Friendly - Low vibration values, low noise levels and slim design makes this breaker a tool to use for many years to come
- You've Got Power - High power to weight ratio means you get more done with a smaller breaker
- Ergonomic - The vibro reduction abilities of this breaker lets you work for more than eight (8) hours without risking injuries.
DOES NOT INCLUDE HOSES
SPECIFICATION
| Breaker Type |
|
Spike Driver |
| Shank Size |
in |
|
| Weight, including hoses |
lb |
72 |
| Length |
in |
30 |
| Oil Flow |
gpm |
5-8 |
| Working Pressure |
psi |
1595-1813 |
| Maximum Back Pressure |
psi |
218 |
| Impact Rate |
bpm |
1350-1750 |
| Vibration Level 3 Axes (ISO 28927-10) |
m/s2 |
4.6 |
| Sound Power Level Guaranteed (2000/14/EC) |
dB(A) |
107 |
| Sound Pressure Level (ISO11203) |
dB(A) |
94 Lp |
| EHTMA Class |
|
C/D |
CONSUMABLES
DOCUMENTATION
ACCESSORIES & COMMON REPLACEABLE PARTS
