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Demolition Hammers and Tools

Demolition hammer

Breakers

Breakers

Hydraulic impact hammer

Demolition hammer

Mounted breaker

Hydraulic hammers

Hydraulic breaker

Breaker hammer

Hammer drill

Hand-held breakers

Hammer

Hammer

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From the Editor
Demolition Hammers and Tools
This week's ProductWire enewsletter is dedicated to the latest Demolition Hammers and Tools on the market. Visit each manufacturer's website for more information on the following products.

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Product Spotlight
Demolition hammer
Kent Demolition Tools introduces the KF 6 TLB demolition hammer, which features the patented Switch-Hitch side plate mounting system for rubber-tired backhoes. An indexing disc inserted in the side plate can be easily changed to accommodate quick couplers for various backhoes. The KF 6 also comes in the Qt version to accommodate work environments that demand a reduced noise level. The mid-size hammer is engineered with a higher back head pressure and larger pistons for an increase in impact energy of 20 to 30 percent.

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Breakers
Requiring between 53 and 83 cfm of free air delivery at 90 psi, the TEX PE breakers from Atlas Copco Construction Tools produce between 1,100 and 1,470 bpm. The breakers' high power-to-weight ratio and low center of gravity allow for easy handling and operator balance, helping to reduce operator fatigue. Ranging in weight from 40 to 93 pounds, six models comprise the line of ergonomic pneumatic breakers. Each model features a hand and arm protection system, which reduces vibrations by up to 75 percent, according to the company.

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Breakers
Wacker introduces a new generation of breakers that produce more power and reduce hand/arm vibration. The BH 24 features a piston and striker with a reconfigured shape that reduces the weight of the unit and increases the velocity to make for a harder hitting breaker. Because of the air percussion system, the striking mechanism directly hits the tool, reducing the amount of vibration that bounces back to the operator. The BH 24 is powered by an EPA-certified Wacker 2-cycle WM 80 engine, which is specifically designed to withstand tough applications of the construction industry. The self-contained BH 24 does not require a generator or compressor, making it suitable for use in hard-to-access areas.

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Hydraulic impact hammer
Allied Construction Products introduces the addition of the Model AR 70C to its AR series hydraulic impact hammer product line. The AR 70C is a 538-pound hammer that mounts quickly on a mini excavator. It also adapts to a skid steer with mounting bracket configurations and two-position brackets for increased productivity. The hammer also features steady blow energy for maximum breaking power as well as straight hydraulic hose fittings for reliable and leak-free connections. A wide assortment of demolition and specialty tools are available to match the job.

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Demolition hammer
The D25980K from DeWalt is equipped with metal, automotive-style seals on the ram and piston, which help to prevent dust and debris from entering the unit. The unit features a two-year service warranty. The breaker is designed with easy-to-access brushes and screws that users can service right on the jobsite. It features a vibration measurement of 6.6 meters per second squared. The D25980K includes a hammer truck so that users can easily transport the breaker. This multi-purpose cart allows the user to transport the breaker without having to remove the bit from the unit.

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Mounted breaker
Stanley Hydraulic Tools introduces the MB 10 mounted breaker, which features a direct-acting nitrogen chamber operating at low pressure for long-term reliability. The MB 10, at 1,000 foot-pounds, features an increase in hitting power and efficiency over its predecessor, the MB 965, without adding weight. The MB 10 is fully boxed, providing quieter operation and better protection. The unit is also supported by urethane upper, side and lower bumpers for vibration dampening, which reduces vibration back to the base machine. The breaker weighs 1,050 pounds and is designed for use on rubber-tired backhoe loaders and excavators weighing 14,000 to 26,000 pounds.

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Hydraulic hammers
The H35Ds (pictured) and H45Ds hydraulic hammers from Caterpillar feature enclosed housing to protect the power cell, eliminate side plate bolts and reduce sounds levels. The H45Ds replaces the H45/H45s hammers. It is in the 300-foot-pound class for power and provides 2,300 bpm. The H35Ds is in the 150-foot-pound class and provides 2,900 bpm. The H35Ds has a working weight of 231 pounds and a recommended carrier weight of 2,425 to 5,292 pounds.

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Hydraulic breaker
The Bobcat HB1180 hydraulic breaker attachment meets the 750 foot-pound impact energy class. The breaker is designed for easy mounting and is approved for use on Bobcat skid-steer loaders, compact-track loaders, all-wheel-steer loaders and compact excavators. Features on the HB1180 include a breaker cradle that improves access in tight spaces, a shield that protects hoses and fittings from damage, and upper and lower shock absorbers that help reduce noise and vibration.

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Breaker hammer
The Jack 11335 breaker hammer from Bosch Power Tools and Accessories hits at 34 foot-pounds of impact force and weighs 35 pounds. The Jack comes equipped with an active vibration-reduction handle, which features a flexible two-handed design. In addition to vibration reduction, the Jack is also designed with maximum comfort and control with an articulating auxiliary handle to maintain a working posture. The breaker hammer comes with the new Bosch self-sharpening star-point hex chisel. It also accommodates all standard 1 1/8-inch hex steel and 1 1/8-inch air steel chisels.

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Hammer drill
Metabo introduces the SBE1010 Plus 1/2-inch hammer drill for increased productivity in a variety of drilling applications. The hammer drill's side handle can be rotated 360 degrees and is ergonomically designed to counteract the torque of the tool when drilling into hard materials, giving the operator greater control of the tool to drill straighter, rounder holes. Useful for drilling holes in steel, wood, concrete block, brick and solid concrete, the SBE1010 Plus has a capacity of 3/4 inch in concrete, 5/8 inch in mild steel and 1 1/2 inch in softwood. The hammer drill has an input rating of 1,010 watts and a maximum tightening torque of 248 inch-pounds.

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Hand-held breakers
Featuring an advanced vibration reduction system, the CP 1210 hand-held breaker series from Chicago Pneumatic Construction Tools offers features to enhance operator comfort and tool control, as well as increased power to match the performance of heavier breakers. The 35-pound class breaker is suited for light to medium demolition of floors, pavement, frozen ground and masonry walls. The CP 1210 requires 59 cfm of air and delivers 1,400 bpm. The breakers are offered in three versions of basic, silenced and vibration-reduced.

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Hammer
The Arrow Hammer Model 1350 from Arrow-Master is a pneumatic-tired, mobile hydraulic hammer that operates both on and off paved surfaces. An 80-hp John Deere diesel engine provides power for the hammer and a standard synchromesh transmission allows the machine to be driven at speeds up to 20 mph. The 1350 breaks, cuts and scores concrete, rock and asphalt into sizes suitable for excavation, recovery, or cracking and seating. It also compacts and tamps backfill, with adjustable impact up to 13,000 foot-pounds.

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Hammer
Vaughan & Bushnell introduces the V5 hammer, which features a patented deep V head design to help reduce shock and visibility. The hammer is designed for concrete form work and comes with either a milled or smooth striking face. The V5 can handle applications ranging from construction to destruction.

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