Hydraulic Breakers

Wed July 05, 2000

Tramac Covers Wider Flow Range With Model 140 Breaker

Tramac’s 140 hydraulic breaker offers an ideal combination of blow energy and blow frequency for increased productivity in trenching or demolition for backhoe loaders and large mini excavators from 4.1 to 11.7 metric tons (4.5 to 13 tons)....

Wed April 12, 2000

Indeco’s Redesign Extends Breaker Life Expectancy

Indeco of Stratford, CT, has announced the inclusion of a new quick-change, field-replaceable lower tool bushing for their 4,536-kilogram (10,000 lb.) class, MES 7000HD hydraulic breaker. Indeco has developed two new concepts that extend the life of the tool....

Wed April 12, 2000

Esco Hammers Offer Breaking Power, Simplified Maintenance

The 3,336-N (750 ft/lb) class ES30 is manufactured alongside Esco Corporation’s eight other hammer models at the company’s San Diego facility. The breaker is designed for use on skid steer loaders, mini-excavators and backhoe loaders up to 7,257 kilograms (16,000 lb.)....

Wed March 15, 2000

Rammer Puts Hush on Hammers, Offers Sound Suppression

Rammer City hammer models offer users sound suppression for quiet operation and other enhancements for increased productivity. All City models feature a dust tight housing which improves wear properties for long hammer life....

Wed March 15, 2000

Tramac’s V1600 Fills Niche in Line of Hydraulic Breakers

Tramac recently announced the introduction of the V1600 hydraulic breaker, a heavyweight, variable impact hammer that can be mounted on excavators weighing between 19.8 and 40.5 metric tons (22 and 45 tons)....

Carolyn Dawson - Wed April 26, 2000

Woodrow Wilson Piles Attract Hammer From Holland

To make sure the job is done right, a Maryland contracting company will go to great lengths, Holland, to be exact — to secure the proper pieces of construction equipment. The Glen Burnie, MD-based McLean Contracting Co....