New and Used Hydraulic Hammer and Breaker Sales

For over 25 years, Hydraulic Breaker Services has been the industry leader in providing the largest inventory of hydraulic hammers and breakers for sale. We carry hydraulic hammer sizes ranging from 500 ft.lbs to 18,000 ft.lbs to suit your machine, whether you’re in the construction, demolition, or mining industry. Our team provides in-depth knowledge to match your specific hydraulic hammer and breaker needs, ensuring you get the right equipment for your application.

With a team of experienced sales representatives and service technicians available 24/7, Hydraulic Breaker Services offers expert guidance and support for hydraulic hammer sales and parts. We also stock parts for top brands, including Epiroc, NPK, Rammer, CAT, Kent, Allied, and FRD/Kent, ensuring your equipment stays operational.

Each hammer and breaker is carefully inspected to ensure quality and reliability, whether it’s brand new, used, or expertly rebuilt by our certified technicians.

Our inventory includes hydraulic hammers, breakers, and parts from leading brands, each with a rich history of innovation and reliability in the demolition and construction industries. Below is an overview of each brand and available models.

History: Epiroc, a spin-off from Atlas Copco in 2018, traces its hydraulic hammer roots to the Krupp Berco Bautechnik business, acquired by Atlas Copco in 2002. Epiroc claims to have developed one of the first hydraulic breakers in the 1960s, revolutionizing demolition with hydraulic power over steam-powered systems.

Hammers: Epiroc offers a range of hydraulic hammers suitable for carriers from 0.7 to 140 tons, known for durability and advanced features like energy recovery and auto-control systems. Popular series include SB, HB, MB, and PB, designed for applications from light concrete demolition to heavy-duty quarrying, with impact energy ranging from 500 ft.lbs to 18,000 ft.lbs.

Models: SB52, SB102, SB152, SB202, SB302, SB452, SB552, SB702, SB1102, EC40, EC50, EC60, EC70, EC80, EC90, EC100, EC120, EC125, EC135, EC140, EC150, EC155, EC165, MB750, MB1000, MB1200, MB1500, MB1650, MB1700, HB2000, HB2500, HB3100, HB3600, HB4100, HB4700, HB5800, HB7000, HB10000, PB210.

History: Atlas Copco, a Swedish company founded in 1873, entered the hydraulic hammer market through its acquisition of Krupp Berco Bautechnik in 2002. Their breakers, now under the Epiroc brand, were among the first hydraulic hammers introduced in the 1960s, setting industry standards for efficiency.

Hammers: Atlas Copco’s legacy hammers, such as the LH 11, are compact with excellent power-to-weight ratios, delivering up to 2,300 bpm for horizontal demolition of brick, mortar, and light concrete. Their designs emphasize low vibration and noise, with impact energy from 500 ft.lbs to 10,000 ft.lbs.

Models: SBC115, SBC150, SBC152, SBC400, SBC410, SBC450, SBC610, SBC650, SBC800, SBC850, TEX110H, TEX250H, TEX400, TEX1800, TEX1800H, TEX2000, TEX2000H, HBC1100, HBC1700HD, HBC2500, HBC4000, HBC6000, HM680, HM110, HM300, HM550, HM555, HM600, HM800, HM901, PB420.

History: Rammer, a Finnish brand now part of Sandvik, entered the hydraulic hammer market in the late 1970s. In the 1980s, Rammer introduced the G120, a large breaker that proved the viability of heavy-duty hydraulic hammers, influencing competitors to follow suit.

Hammers: Rammer hammers, like the BR series, are known for robust construction and high impact energy, ideal for quarrying and heavy demolition. Features include variable stroke and anti-blank firing systems for enhanced efficiency and durability, with impact energy ranging from 1,000 ft.lbs to 15,000 ft.lbs.

Models: S22, S29, S29L, E64, G100, BR355, BR5011, BR2577.

History: Kent, now part of Furukawa Rock Drill (FRD), began producing hydraulic hammers in the 1980s. Furukawa, a Japanese company founded in 1875, expanded into hydraulic breakers to meet global construction demands, with Kent becoming a key brand in North America.

Hammers: Kent/FRD offers models like the KF, FX, and KHB series, ranging from small breakers for skid steers to large units for excavators. Known for nitrogen-fired designs, these hammers provide reliable performance with minimal backpressure issues, with impact energy from 500 ft.lbs to 18,000 ft.lbs.

Models: KF1, KF2, KF3, F3, KF4, F4, KF5, F5, KF6, F6, KF9, F9, KF12, F12, KF19, F19, F20, KF22, F22, KF27, F27, KF35, F35, KF45, F45, KF70, F70, FX25, FX25A, FX35, FX35A, FX45, FX45A, FX55, FX55A, FX65, FX125, FX175, FX275, FX375, FX475, FX770, FXJ275, FXJ375, KHB1G, KHB2G, KHB3G, KHB5G, KHB8G, KHB10G, KHB15G, KHB20G, KHB30G, KHB40G, KHB50G, KHB200, KH500, KHG5G.

History: Montabert, a French company founded in 1921, is credited with inventing the first hydraulic hammer in the 1970s, starting with the BRH series. Acquired by Komatsu via Doosan/Ingersoll-Rand, Montabert has a legacy of innovation in fully hydraulic designs.

Hammers: Montabert’s hammers, also branded as Tramac in some markets, include the BRH, BRV, SC, V, SD, and XL series. These fully hydraulic breakers use hydraulic power for both upstroke and downstroke, offering high efficiency and a silenced design for urban applications, with impact energy from 500 ft.lbs to 12,000 ft.lbs.

Models: BRH91, BRH501, M700, BRV55, V55, SC30, SC50, SD30, SD50, XL1000, XL1300, XL1700, XL1900, XL2600.

History: NPK, a Japanese company founded in 1923, entered the hydraulic hammer market in the 1970s. In the late 1980s, NPK developed an 11-tonne breaker, pushing the limits of hydraulic seal technology, though it was ahead of its time.

Hammers: NPK’s E and GH series are known for their reliability and versatility, suitable for carriers from mini excavators to large rigs. Features include high impact energy and robust seal kits, making them ideal for tough demolition tasks, with impact energy from 500 ft.lbs to 15,000 ft.lbs.

Models: E203, GH1, GH2, GH9, H1XA.

History: Tramac, often associated with Montabert in the U.S., originated as a brand under Montabert’s hydraulic hammer line in the 1970s. It has since been integrated into Montabert’s portfolio, now owned by Komatsu, with a focus on fully hydraulic designs.

Hammers: Tramac hammers, such as the BRH and BRV series, are fully hydraulic, using nitrogen accumulators for spike protection. Their silenced, boxed design reduces noise, making them suitable for urban demolition and roadwork, with impact energy from 500 ft.lbs to 12,000 ft.lbs.

Models: BRH91, BRH501, M700, BRV55, V55, SC30, SC50, SD30, SD50, XL1000, XL1300, XL1700, XL1900, XL2600.

History: Indeco, an Italian company founded in 1976, joined the hydraulic hammer market in the 1980s. Known for innovative engineering, Indeco has become a global leader with fuel-saving technology and high-performance breakers.

Hammers: Indeco’s HP series offers superior performance for carriers from small excavators to large demolition rigs. Features like fuel-saving technology and intelligent hydraulic systems make them efficient for city demolition, tunneling, and highway maintenance, with impact energy from 500 ft.lbs to 18,000 ft.lbs.

Models: MES521, MES1200, MES1500, MES2500, MES3000, MES3500, MES4000, MES5000, MES7000, MES8500, UP553.

History: Caterpillar (CAT), founded in 1925, entered the hydraulic hammer market in the 1990s, initially using nitrogen-fired designs before adopting fully hydraulic systems in some models. CAT hammers are designed to integrate seamlessly with their excavators and backhoes.

Hammers: CAT’s H series offers high power-to-weight ratios and durability, suitable for heavy demolition and quarrying. Features include auto-shutoff to prevent blank firing and sound-suppressed designs for urban use, with impact energy from 500 ft.lbs to 16,000 ft.lbs.

Models: H35, H45, H55, H65, H75, H85, H95, H110, H115, H120, H130, H140, H160, H180.