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16T Excavator Breaker Attachment hire
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Description
The 16-Ton Excavator Hydraulic Breaker is a heavy-duty hydraulic impact attachment designed for excavators in the approximately 14–20 tonne operating-weight class, with 16 tonnes as the nominal carrier size.
The breaker converts hydraulic power from the excavator's auxiliary circuit into repeated high-energy impacts through a hardened working tool.
It is designed for demanding construction, demolition, road and civil-engineering applications including:
- Reinforced concrete
- Heavy concrete foundations
- Concrete slabs
- Road and pavement breaking
- Asphalt
- Masonry
- Hard compacted ground
- Weathered rock
- Boulder reduction
- Quarry and groundworks
- Drainage
- Utility excavation
- General demolition
The attachment is designed to provide high impact energy while maintaining an appropriate attachment weight and balance for a 16-ton excavator.
Specification
| Item | Recommended specification |
| Product | 16-ton hydraulic excavator breaker |
| Nominal carrier | 16 t |
| Carrier range | 14–20 t |
| Working weight | 1,200–1,500 kg |
| Target weight | 1,250–1,400 kg |
| Overall length | Approx. 1,950–2,250 mm |
| Overall width | Approx. 500–600 mm |
| Overall height | Approx. 750–900 mm |
| Hydraulic flow | 100–140 L/min |
| Operating pressure | 150–180 bar |
| Maximum pressure | Approx. 200–220 bar |
| Impact frequency | Approx. 350–600 BPM |
| Tool diameter | 115–125 mm |
| Recommended tool | 120 mm |
| Tool length | Approx. 650–850 mm |
| Impact energy | Approx. 2,800–3,800 J |
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