Name: Hydraulic Breaker Hammer for 1 Ton Mini Excavator – Concrete Breaker Attachment with Nitrogen Toolbox, Drilling Tool for Small Diggers
Brand: ATTACHXPRO
SKU: I1260824X7Q528AT
Price: 718.24 USD
Availability: InStock

Hydraulic Breaker Hammer for 1 Ton Mini Excavator – Concrete Breaker Attachment with Nitrogen Toolbox, Drilling Tool for Small Diggers

$718.24 $1,799.00

Package Includes:
1× Hydraulic Breaker Hammer Body
2× Chisels (40mm/1.58' Diameter)
2× Nitrogen Canisters
2× Mounting Screws
2× Hydraulic Hoses (1/2'×1.5' to Excavator, M16×1.5 to Hammer)
1× Toolbox (Wrenches & Maintenance Tools)
1× Wooden Box Packaging

Detailed Specifications:

Compatibility: Fits mini excavators (0.8–1 tons).
Weight: 180 lbs (Compact & Lightweight Design).
Operating Pressure: 90–120 kg/cm².
Flow Rate: 15–25 L/min.
Impact Frequency: 800–1400 BPM.
Hose Size: 1/2'×1.5' (Excavator Side); M16×1.5 (Hammer Side).
Chisel Diameter: 40mm (1.58').
Impact Type: Piston-Driven Technology (No Accumulator).
Material: High-Strength Alloy Steel Body.
Design Features: Inward Valve, Low Recoil, Step-Hole Fixing Pins, Clearance-Fit Bushings.

Product Description:
This hydraulic breaker hammer for mini excavators combines hydraulic power and nitrogen energy to deliver 800–1400 high-impact blows per minute, ideal for demanding demolition tasks. Engineered with a piston-driven system and high-strength alloy steel construction, it ensures durability against concrete, rock, frozen ground, and masonry.

The low-maintenance design eliminates complex accumulator systems and reduces hydraulic surges, while features like inward valves, step-hole pins, and clearance-fit bushings enhance stability and extend service life. Its compact 180-lb frame and universal 0.8–2.5-ton compatibility make it a versatile tool for tight spaces in landscaping, construction, road repair, and light demolition.

Kind Remind:
⚠️ Compatibility Check: Confirm your excavator's weight (0.8–2.5 tons), hydraulic pressure (90–120 kg/cm²), and flow rate (15–25 L/min) before purchase.
⚠️ Safety First: Operate strictly per the manual—ensure proper nitrogen charge, avoid overpressure, and inspect hoses/chisels regularly.