Blue Diamond Concrete Breaker Hammer for Excavators - BDA-HB50-WEDGE
Experience unparalleled power with Blue Diamond Hydraulic Breaker. Our 5-year endeavor has produced a breaker embodying technology, reliability, and simplicity. With a mono-block design, anti-blank firing system, and minimal downtime, it's perfect for demolition, construction, and quarry jobs. Enjoy peace of mind with a quiet, self-regulating operation.
What Our Experts Think
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Heavy Impact Force: Engineered to deliver powerful blows for breaking concrete, asphalt, and rock.
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Robust Build: Constructed with high-strength steel and hardened components for durability.
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Precision Wedge Design: Wedge bit ensures efficient fracturing with focused energy.
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Oil-Filled System: Internal oil circuit provides cooling and lubrication for smoother operation.
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Versatile Application: Suitable for urban demolition, trenching, foundation removal, and road repair.
Q&A
Q: What is the Blue Diamond Concrete Breaker Hammer — BDA-HB50-WEDGE?
A: A hydraulic attachment for excavators built to fracture concrete, rock, and hard materials using a wedge bit design.
Q: How does it operate?
A: Powered by the excavator’s hydraulic system, the breaker’s piston drives a wedge into the target surface, fracturing it efficiently.
Q: Is it durable?
A: Yes — made with reinforced steel housing, strong internal components, and wear-resistant materials for long-term use in harsh conditions.
Q: What kinds of materials or thicknesses can it break?
A: Suitable for concrete slabs, foundations, asphalt, curb & gutter, and rock in light-to-moderate thickness ranges, depending on machine size and breaker specs.
Q: What equipment is it compatible with?
A: Designed to mount on compatible excavators, matching hydraulic flow, pressure, and mounting brackets for proper fit.
Maintenance Tips
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Inspect Housing & Bit: Check for cracks, deformation, or excessive wear on the housing and wedge bit before use.
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Lubricate & Grease: Ensure the tool is properly greased and oil levels maintained for smooth operation.
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Check Hoses & Fittings: Inspect hydraulic lines and connectors for leaks or damage.
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Flush After Use: Clear any grit or debris from the oil circuit and flushing ports to avoid internal damage.
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Store Correctly: Keep in a dry, covered space and protect the working bit from corrosion when idle.
