Used Hydraulic Breaker (Hydraulic Hammer) in China

Match the breaker to your carrier’s weight class, hydraulic flow (l/min) and pressure (bar/psi), and required impact energy and tool size. Check the manufacturer’s recommended carrier range and mounting bracket type.

Check for oil leaks, cracked housing, worn bushings and tool, loose or missing bolts, condition of hoses and coupler, and test operation if possible to verify blow frequency and power.

Confirm pin diameter, pin spacing, and whether you need a custom bracket or quick coupler adapter. Ensure the carrier’s boom geometry and hydraulic lines fit the breaker.

Secure the tool in a crate or on a skid, cap or remove hydraulic lines and fluid as required by carrier, secure the chisel, and protect the housing and hoses to prevent damage in transit.

Yes. Note weight and dimensions for permits, follow hazardous materials rules for hydraulic fluids if applicable, and prepare documentation for customs and insurance.

Daily greasing, checking and replacing tool bushings and seals as needed, monitoring hydraulic oil cleanliness, inspecting hoses and connections, and following manufacturer intervals for seal kits and nitrogen/gas checks.