The Breaker Point for the Epiroc EC60 is a high-quality replacement working tool designed for use with selected Epiroc EC60 hydraulic breakers. The breaker point concentrates the hydraulic breaker's impact energy into a small contact area, making it ideal for breaking concrete, rock, asphalt, and other hard materials with maximum efficiency.
Manufactured from premium alloy steel and heat-treated for exceptional durability, the breaker point is engineered to withstand repeated high-impact loads, abrasion, and the demanding conditions encountered on construction, demolition, quarrying, and civil engineering sites. Precision-manufactured to the correct dimensions, it is designed as a direct replacement component to deliver reliable breaking performance and long service life.
FUNCTION AND OPERATION
- Concentrates impact energy for maximum breaking efficiency
- Ideal for breaking concrete, rock, and asphalt
- Provides excellent penetration into hard materials
- Manufactured from high-strength heat-treated alloy steel
- Withstands heavy impact and abrasive working conditions
- Designed for demanding demolition and construction applications
TECHNICAL DETAILS
- Type: Breaker point (moil point)
- Function: Hydraulic breaker working tool
- Application: Epiroc EC60 hydraulic breaker
- Material: Heat-treated alloy steel
- Design: Direct replacement component
- Length: 590 mm
- Diameter: 62 mm
TYPICAL APPLICATIONS
Suitable for a wide range of breaking applications, including:
- Concrete demolition
- Rock breaking
- Asphalt removal
- Trenching
- General construction work
- Quarrying and civil engineering projects
Always verify compatibility using the breaker model and tool dimensions before ordering, as breaker tools can vary in diameter, length, and retention system between breaker models.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Always confirm the correct breaker model and tool specification before ordering, as breaker points are manufactured to precise dimensions and tolerances. Installing the correct working tool is essential to achieve maximum breaking performance, minimise wear, and ensure safe operation.
Common signs that a breaker point requires replacement include excessive wear, mushrooming, cracking, chipping, bending, or a noticeable reduction in breaking performance. When replacing the breaker point, it is recommended to inspect the retaining pins, retaining bushes, wear bushes, and tool retaining system for signs of wear or damage. Replacing any worn associated components at the same time will help maximise the reliability and service life of the complete breaker assembly.