Hydraulic Breaker Hammer

Absolute superiority is the only way to describe this breaker!

After 5 years of industry research, we began to fully understand the drastic unmet needs of the industry. The quest to develop a breaker that would satisfy these needs drove us to extremes to be able to offer technology, simplicity, reliability, ease of set up, and service support – just to name a few points. Hydraulic Breakers, also known as hammers, are an investment that can, at times, have an entire job waiting on them. Avoid downtime; choose your breaker wisely!

PREMIUM FEATURES:

Self-regulating (No need to adjust host machine flow and pressure)
Monoblock design (No failure-prone tie rods holding the breaker together)
Quickest rebuild time in the industry (average 30 minutes)
Body bushings around piston (Monoblock protected in the event of piston damage)
Isolation layer between Monoblock and case (Noise and vibration drastically reduced)
None of the back pressure concerns so prevalent in the industry
3 Year Warranty!

This masterpiece will outlast, outperform and provide the highest return on investment of any breaker, period!

Breaker Model	Max Frequency b/min	Energy Class ft/lbs.	Max Oil Flow GPM*	Weight LBS	Tool Diameter Inches	Carrier Weight LBS
HB 50	1200	90	6.6	132	1.5	1500 – 2650
HB 95	1200	200	10.6	220	1.8	2650 – 4000
HB 165	1200	250	13.0	363	2.2	4000 – 6600
HB 210	1100	400	16.0	463	2.5	6100 – 8350
HB 300	1000	550	21.2	661	2.9	8350 – 12100
HB 400	900	750	29.2	904	3.1	14350 – 20900
HB 530	900	1300	32.3	1169	3.3	17650 – 25350
HB 950	900	1700	34.6	2095	4.0	20900 – 29750

*Max Working Pressure is 1750 PSI on every model.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q. What does Monoblock mean?
A. ‘Monoblock’ refers to the housing in which the piston operates. The Blue Diamond Breaker housing is one piece, so it doesn’t use 4 tie-rods to hold it together like the majority of other brands. Tie-rods are notorious for stretching and breaking, causing mass destruction to the tool.

Q. Do I really not need to adjust the flow and pressure of my machine?
A. Yes, as long as you are operating a breaker on the right size host machine. Industry leading technology components will control incoming and outgoing flows to specified amounts.

Q. What are the sleeves inside the Monoblock for?
A. The sleeves are there to protect the Monoblock in the event of piston damage, and if damaged, they are cheap and simple to replace. The very few brands that use Monoblock technology now do not use sleeves, so a repair could cost almost as much as the breaker.

Q. Do I have to re-gas when servicing?
A. No, the accumulator can be removed as an assembly and not be disturbed; the energy recovery system keeps it from needing to be topped up!

Q. In order to have my 2 year warranty honored, do I have to have it serviced by a dealer regularly?
A. No, unless it develops an oil leak, do not take it apart at all, just grease it and use it!