Hydraulic Breaker Tool Chisel for Kubota Kx163 Bobcat E55 Excavator Breaker Mini Excavator Breaker Spare Parts

• After-sales Service: Online
• Certification: ISO 9001:2000
• Standard: ASME
• Surface Treatment: Spray-Paint
• Manufacturing Process: Stamping
• Material: Cast Iron
• Application: Mining Quarry Demolition Construction Road Breakin
• Cylinder Material: 20crmo
• Piston Material: Gcr15 / 20Cr2Ni4
• Seal: Nok / Parker
• Bolt Material: 42CrMo
• Shell Material: Wear-Resistant Manganese Plate
• Type: Silenced Type / Side Type / Box Type
• MOQ: 1 PC
• Price: Contact Us
• Structure: Hydraulic & Nitrogen
• Spare Parts: Chisel, Piston, Seal Kit, Diaphragm, Bolt, Bush
• Transport Package: Neutral Packaging
• Specification: According to product
• Trademark: BLSH
• Origin: China
• Production Capacity: 500pieces/Year

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Specification

Spare Parts	Chisel, Piston, Seal Kit, Diaphragm, Bolt, Bush	Cylinder Material	20CrMo
Piston Material	GCr15/20Cr2Ni4	Bolt Material	42CrMo
Shell Material	Wear-resistant ManganesePlate	Seal	NOK/Parker
Application	Mining Quarry Demolition Construction Road Breaking Concrete Crushing	Type	Silenced Type /Side Type /BoxType
Structure	Hydraulic & Nitrogen	Feature	High Impact Force, Low Noise,Stable Performance

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FAQ

Q1:How do I choose the right hydraulic breaker for my excavator? 
A1:Match the weight class and impact energy of the hydraulic breaker with the operating weight of your excavator. Generally, the excavator's weight should be 2 to 3 times that of the breaker. At the same time, ensure that the track hydraulic flow and pressure are within the range required by the breaker. Our team can provide precise matching recommendations based on your machine model.

Q2:How often should I perform maintenance on a hydraulic breaker? 
A2:We recommend a basic inspection every 50 operating hours (checking for hydraulic leaks, loose bolts, and tool wear). A more thorough service, including accumulator nitrogen pressure check, lubrication, and seal replacement, should be done every 500 hours or according to the OEM manual provided with your unit.
 
Q3:How long can I expect a breaker to last under normal conditions? 
A3:With proper operation and regular maintenance, a high-quality breaker (manufactured according to original factory standards) can be used for 3,000-5,000 hours before undergoing a major rebuild. Wear parts such as chisels, bushings, and seal kits are considered consumables and need to be replaced regularly.
 
Q4:Do you offer after-sales support and spare parts? 
A4:Absolutely. We provide professional product matching advice, a full range of spare parts (chisels, seal kits, through bolts, accumulators, diaphragms), and technical support. Our goal is to be your trusted partner for hydraulic breaker solutions.
 
Q5:What are your payment terms? 
A5:Through T/T, 30% deposit in advance, 70% balance before shipment.
 
Q6:How long is your production lead time? 
A6:It depends on the product and order quantity. Generally, for orders that meet the minimum order quantity, we need 7 days to process.
 
Q7:When can I get a quotation? 
A7:We usually provide a quotation within 24 hours after receiving your inquiry. If you are in urgent need of a quotation, please call us or let us know in your email so we can prioritize your inquiry.
 
Q8:What causes a hydraulic breaker to lose power or strike weakly? 
A8:Common causes include: 
Low nitrogen pressure in the accumulator.