HAMMERS' Demolition Working Tools for Breaker

Increase the versatility of your HAMMERS' Hydraulic Breaker with our wide selection of quality tool bits. All are made from high strength alloy steel for increased durability.
Blunt Point This tool is ideal for breaking oversize material and concrete pads where a chisel point may penetrate too quickly. Moil Point This tool is useful for general demolition work during which dimensional control of the cut is not required. Chisel Point The most common tool bit for breaking concrete or rock. Available in both in-line and cross cut. Frost Wedge/Asphalt Cutter Used for asphalt street work and to break frost.

Hydraulic Breakers for Backhoe Loaders

• For larger concrete jobs and small rock jobs the HEB43VB mounted on a loader backhoe is an ideal piece of equipment guaranteed to get the job done. • HAMMERS' hydraulic breakers operate on a combined oil and gas principle. The nitrogen chamber is designed to absorb piston recoil and recycle the energy to increase the power of the next blow. web address : www.hmbhammers.com

Why Hydraulics ?

Lets review some information about the "Hydraulic Solution", Benefits of Hydraulic Equipment.

vs. Pneumatic (Air Powered) Tools
* No exhaust air creating noise, dust, and breathing problems. 
* Less wear and longer life as all parts continuously move in oil. 
  Will not freeze in cold weather. 
* Much higher performance to weight ratio (i.e. a 72 lb. hydraulic breaker will outperform a 90 lb. pneumatic breaker). 
* Far more portable than pneumatic (transportable by pick-up truck). 
* Versatility to be powered off other hydraulic sources (such as a Skidsteer or Bobcat).  * Lower initial cost and less fuel consumption.

vs. Electric Powered Tools
* No danger of high voltage injuries and can be used underwater. 
* Longer life and less maintenance. 
* Tools like the Hand Held Core Drill have built-in pressure relief if the bit binds in the cut - resulting in greater operator safety.

vs. Gas Powered Tools
* No danger of hot and poisonous exhaust. 
* Far less maintenance - as the power source is removed from the work area. 
* Less noise and weight - no engine on the tool.

General Comparisons
* High power-to-weight ratio - the highest of all available power sources. 
* Greater operator comfort + less fatigue = greater productivity.
* Lowest maintenance time and longer life of the components. 
* Less noise - no engine on the tool. Perfect for sound-sensitive jobs. 
* Hydraulic tools can be used underwater! 
* Will operate in sub-zero conditions when other tools freeze up. 
* One power source can run many different hydraulic tools. 
* Extremely portable power unit - small and easy to maneuver. 
* Versatility to run off other hydraulic power take offs (PTOs). 
* Operate indoors - no exhaust fumes from the tool. 
* Easy to cut wet - hydraulic tools are a closed system that cannot be contaminated by water, dust, or debris.