Transform your excavator into a rock-breaking powerhouse with Earthquake rock breakers from Earthmoving Warehouse. These high-performance attachments are the perfect solution for tackling tough demolition, excavation, and mining projects.

Earthquake Rock Breakers: Built for Demanding Applications

When it comes to breaking rock, concrete, and asphalt, Earthquake rock breakers are unmatched in performance and durability. Here's why they're the trusted choice for excavator operators:

• Unmatched Breaking Force: Engineered to deliver exceptional impact energy, Earthquake rock breakers shatter even the toughest materials with ease.
• Hydraulic Efficiency: Designed to optimize your excavator's hydraulic system, these breakers maximize power while minimising fuel consumption.
• Built to Last: Manufactured with high-strength materials and featuring innovative designs, Earthquake rock breakers are built to withstand the harshest working environments.

The Right Breaker for Your Excavator

Earthmoving Warehouse exclusively offers the full range of Earthquake rock breaker models to perfectly match the size and capabilities of your excavator. Our selection caters to excavators ranging from mini-excavators to large quarry machines, ensuring you find the perfect breaker for your specific needs.

Benefits of Using Earthquake Rock Breakers on Excavators:

• Increased Efficiency: Break through rock and concrete faster, expediting project timelines.
• Reduced Operating Costs: Durable construction minimises downtime and maintenance needs.
• Versatility: Suitable for a wide range of applications, from demolition to trenching and quarrying.
• Operator Comfort: Many models feature vibration reduction technology for smoother operation.

Upgrade your excavator's capabilities and conquer any job with an Earthquake Rock Breaker from Earthmoving Warehouse. Browse our selection online or contact our team to discuss your project requirements.

How do rock breakers work?

Hydraulic rock breakers are powerful tools that utilise hydraulic pressure to break rock, concrete, and other hard materials. Here's how they work:

• Hydraulic Power: The breaker is attached to a carrier vehicle (usually an excavator) that provides hydraulic power.
• Piston and Chisel: Inside the breaker, a heavy piston moves rapidly back and forth.
• Impact Force: When the piston moves forward, it strikes a chisel that's in contact with the material. This high-impact blow delivers the force needed to break the material.
• Hydraulic Pressure: The movement of the piston is driven by high-pressure hydraulic fluid. This fluid is directed by valves to control the piston's motion.

Key Components:

• Piston: The main moving part that generates the impact force.
• Chisel: The tool that comes into contact with the material and delivers the breaking blow.
• Hydraulic Cylinder: The component that converts hydraulic pressure into mechanical force to move the piston.
• Valves: Control the flow of hydraulic fluid to regulate the piston's movement.

Applications:

• Construction: Breaking up concrete foundations, walls, and other structures.
• Mining: Extracting ore from rock faces, breaking large rocks into smaller pieces.
• Demolition: Demolishing buildings and other structures.
• Quarrying: Breaking large rocks into smaller sizes for use in construction materials.

Hydraulic rock breakers are essential tools in various industries due to their power, efficiency, and versatility.

Common names for hydraulic rock breakers include:

• Hydraulic Hammers: This is a very common and general term.
• Rock Breakers: A straightforward and widely used term.
• Breaker Hammers: Another common term that emphasizes their breaking function.
• Excavator Hammers: Since they are often attached to excavators.