Hydraulic Breakers | TMG Industrial USA

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Hydraulic Breakers Effectively handle demolition and excavation tasks with skid steer breakers and excavator hammer attachments. These hydraulic breakers provide substantial breaking force, making them ideal for breaking concrete, asphalt, and rock. Compatible as a skid steer hydraulic breaker and excavator hammer, these attachments enhance productivity and reliability for construction and demolition tasks. Each skid steer concrete breaker attachment delivers consistent performance, durability, and effective results on demanding job sites. Maintenance Tips for Hydraulic Breaker Check Nitrogen Pressure Periodically verify nitrogen gas pressure according to the manufacturer's guidelines. Proper nitrogen pressure maintains consistent impact force and protects internal components. Examine Mounting Hardware and Brackets Ensure mounting bolts, brackets, and connections are tight and secure. Loose hardware can cause excessive vibration and damage over time. Keep Hydraulic Breakers Clean and Free of Debris After each use, clean off dirt, dust, and debris from the hydraulic breaker attachment, especially around seals and fittings, to prevent contamination and extend equipment life. FAQs What is a hydraulic breaker and what does it do? A hydraulic breaker, sometimes called a percussion hammer, is a heavy-duty tool used to break concrete, asphalt, or stone structures. It's commonly found on road construction sites because of its effectiveness in demolition tasks. Can using a hydraulic breaker damage my excavator’s hydraulic system? Using a hydraulic breaker attachment properly matched to your excavator will generally not cause damage. However, hydraulic breakers can generate significant heat and create pressure spikes that may stress the excavator's hydraulic components over time. Users commonly emphasize the importance of regular maintenance, such as frequent oil changes, using quality hydraulic fluids, and installing return line filters to remove contamination. Ensuring corr