Air Tools & Compressor Accessories
Pneumatic paving breaker
A handheld air breaker for concrete, asphalt and rock, in light, medium and heavy weight classes. The tool most site compressors exist to supply.
Features
- Weight class decides the work: roughly 10 kg for slabs and asphalt, 20 kg for reinforced concrete, 30 kg and above for mass concrete and rock.
- Impact energy per blow matters more than blow rate on hard material, and the two trade off against each other in the same air supply.
- Anti-vibration handles and isolated grips cut declared vibration substantially, which directly extends permitted daily use.
- The lubricator has to be set and checked — a dry breaker destroys its own piston and cylinder within hours.
- Steels are consumables: moil points for breaking, chisels for cutting, asphalt blades for surfacing, all in the tool's shank size.
Specifications
| Figure | Typical range | Unit | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tool weight class | 10 / 20 / 30 | kg | Matches the tool to the material. |
| Air consumption | 900 - 1 900 | l/min | The compressor sizing input. |
| Impact rate | 1 100 - 1 600 | blows/min | With energy per blow, sets progress. |
| Shank size | 25 × 108 / 32 × 152 | mm | Fixes which steels fit. |
| Declared vibration | 8 - 19 | m/s² | Caps operator exposure time. |