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Hand Held Hydraulic Breakers
The first time you use a hydraulic breaker,
you’re in for a surprise. Here’s this
compact, quiet tool…and it hits harder
than any other type of breaker. That’s
because hydraulics are more efficient than
electric, pneumatic or petrol-driven tools.
For example, a 70 lb hydraulic breaker
gives you the same hitting power as a 90
lb pneumatic. Thanks to their amazing
impact energy, hydraulic breakers can be
used on concrete,
asphalt and frozen
ground. You can,
of course, also use
them for trenching,
tie-tamping, spike
driving and general
demolition.
The first time you use a hydraulic breaker,
you’re in for a surprise. Here’s this
compact, quiet tool…and it hits harder
than any other type of breaker. That’s
because hydraulics are more efficient than
electric, pneumatic or petrol-driven tools.
For example, a 70 lb hydraulic breaker
gives you the same hitting power as a 90
lb pneumatic. Thanks to their amazing
impact energy, hydraulic breakers can be
used on concrete,
asphalt and frozen
ground. You can,
of course, also use
them for trenching,
tie-tamping, spike
driving and general
demolition.
Pick hammer
The Atlas Copco LH 11 D-handle breaker is ideal for horizontal work in brick, mortar
and light concrete. It is one of the most powerful pick hammers on the market, featuring
an impact energy of 25 joules and impact rate of 2,400 blows/min. With its detachable
front handle, the LH 11 is a popular choice for renovation, demolition and structural
alteration jobs.
The Atlas Copco LH 11 D-handle breaker is ideal for horizontal work in brick, mortar
and light concrete. It is one of the most powerful pick hammers on the market, featuring
an impact energy of 25 joules and impact rate of 2,400 blows/min. With its detachable
front handle, the LH 11 is a popular choice for renovation, demolition and structural
alteration jobs.
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Hydraulic Oil Flow Divider
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Extension Hose
Power packs
You can use the Atlas Copco power packs virtually anywhere: fitted with wheels and handles, they are easy to
manoeuvre around building sites. They are easy to start, the noise level is low, and when they are not in use, the
power packs are small enough to be stored on shelves. They are also lightweight enough that two people can lift
one up and fit it in the back of a van.
The reliable motor, weather you chose petrol, diesel or electric, supplies hydraulic power in accordance with the
“Power-on-Demand”-principle, i.e. the power pack runs idle until the tools begins to work. The power packs are
protected by a strong frame made of steel tube. They have been tested for
more than 1,000 hours of operation and with several thousand units in daily
operation.
You can use the Atlas Copco power packs virtually anywhere: fitted with wheels and handles, they are easy to
manoeuvre around building sites. They are easy to start, the noise level is low, and when they are not in use, the
power packs are small enough to be stored on shelves. They are also lightweight enough that two people can lift
one up and fit it in the back of a van.
The reliable motor, weather you chose petrol, diesel or electric, supplies hydraulic power in accordance with the
“Power-on-Demand”-principle, i.e. the power pack runs idle until the tools begins to work. The power packs are
protected by a strong frame made of steel tube. They have been tested for
more than 1,000 hours of operation and with several thousand units in daily
operation.
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Rock drill
This lightweight tool is designed for drilling blast, anchor and rock-splitting holes. Used for example by
contractors, armies and utilities who want convenient and efficient drilling without large compressors.
With standard integral steel, it drills diameters of up to 50 mm (2”) and depths down to approx. 6 m (33
ft) by using hydraulic power for impact and rotation. A small additional compressor is needed for
flushing. Without air flushing, it can be operated wholly by hydraulics and can drill holes of down to 1 m
(3.3 ft) with a spiral hammer drill.
This lightweight tool is designed for drilling blast, anchor and rock-splitting holes. Used for example by
contractors, armies and utilities who want convenient and efficient drilling without large compressors.
With standard integral steel, it drills diameters of up to 50 mm (2”) and depths down to approx. 6 m (33
ft) by using hydraulic power for impact and rotation. A small additional compressor is needed for
flushing. Without air flushing, it can be operated wholly by hydraulics and can drill holes of down to 1 m
(3.3 ft) with a spiral hammer drill.
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Cut-off saws
These powerful, light and compact saws can be used to cut through concrete, asphalt and steel.
Their simple hydraulic design with direct drive reduces maintenance, especially in comparison with
belt-driven saws. They are easy to use thanks to the open cutting face, even under the most
demanding conditions. With a lightweight cart you can use the saws for floor, road and other light
surface jobs.
These powerful, light and compact saws can be used to cut through concrete, asphalt and steel.
Their simple hydraulic design with direct drive reduces maintenance, especially in comparison with
belt-driven saws. They are easy to use thanks to the open cutting face, even under the most
demanding conditions. With a lightweight cart you can use the saws for floor, road and other light
surface jobs.
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Water Pumps
Lightweight and compact submersible discharge pumps are used in a wide range of
applications. These include continuous pumping of clean or contaminated water on building
sites, in flooded excavations and cellars.
Lightweight and compact submersible discharge pumps are used in a wide range of
applications. These include continuous pumping of clean or contaminated water on building
sites, in flooded excavations and cellars.
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