The Difference Between Hydraulic Hammer/Breaker Classes
Buying a hydraulic hammer is a significant investment. These specialty attachments are not cheap which means that when one is purchased, a lot of thought and research has gone into the decision making process. When researching different brands and functions, you probably noticed that there are different classes to choose from too. Hydraulic hammers…
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Hydraulic Hammers: What Size Fits Your Needs?
The one piece of construction equipment that really packs a punch is a hydraulic hammer. This tool is ideal for breaking up thick clay or rocky soil for easier digging, breaking through rock for mining, and even interior demolition jobs. While many construction jobs benefit from having a hydraulic hammer on site, having the…
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Increasing Profitability with a Hydraulic Breaker | Hammer
If you are looking to make your business more profitable, there are three main ways to improve- labor costs, time spent on the job, and equipment acquisition and repair. One way to improve each of these areas is with a Hydraulic Breaker | Hammer. For construction…
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Skid Steer/Mini Excavator Combo Bracket
RJB Hydraulic Hammers has brought to market a dual function bracket that works with both a skid steer and mini-excavator (3.5 to 6 metric ton carriers). The thought behind the skid steer/mini-excavator combo bracket is to allow rental yards and dealers the opportunity to rent a single…
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Hydraulic Hammer | Breaker Training Videos
RJB Hydraulic Hammers has developed a series of user training videos to assist both new and experienced hydraulic hammer operators. The videos are posted on both our Youtube Channel and our Facebook page. While we ship a paper operator’s manual with every hydraulic hammer purchase, it’s not something that is…
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Flow Testing – Why it’s Important
Industry-standard hydraulic hammers are powered with charged nitrogen over hydraulic fluid. In order to optimize the hydraulic power component, a hydraulic flow meter should be set up on the machine that is being attached to the hydraulic hammer. The machines typically attached to a hydraulic hammer are either a skid steer, mini-excavator, loader backhoe or…
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