There are many reasons to use a hydraulic hammer for demolition during a construction project, but, there are also many reasons why it should stop being used. A hydraulic breaker can have a long lifespan if it is handled properly, and sometimes that requires aborting the tool immediately depending on certain circumstances. When operating the … Read more
Here at Hydraulic Breaker Services, LLC, we carry all the brand name hydraulic hammers because we want our customers to have options to choose what is right for them. That includes the industry-leading Bretec by Sandvik. Having been in the rock breaker business for 23 years, they offer a variety of tools including a range … Read more
According to research from the National Safety Council’s Journal of Safety Research, construction workers often fail to report injuries and OSHA violations that they see on the job site. A staggering 72% of workers surveyed admitted to hiding an injury or violation from their supervisors. A construction site can be an incredibly dangerous place, filled … Read more
Earlier this March, Hydraulic Breaker Services LLC attended the global industry showcase which pointed the spotlight on the latest technologies and product innovations: CONEXPO-CON/AGG & IFPE 2014. Held in Las Vegas, the 2014 conference set education and exhibit records, attracting nearly 130,000 attendees. Over 1,000 new products and services were on display, including the long-awaited … Read more
Here at Hydraulic Breaker Services LLC we‘ve seen our share of hammer problems. We’ve compiled a list of typical failures so you can identify and address any issues to keep your demo or street repair job running on time. Damaged Piston If your breaker has suddenly gone defunct, there may be a broken piston. … Read more
Hydraulic breakers are one of the most useful construction tools of the building industry because they can demolish surfaces faster than the manual labor of a worker. A hydraulic hammer can last years if it is cared for properly. The fact that the machinery breaks up rock and concrete with the attack of a piece … Read more
Imagine sitting outside with your fellow construction workers on a hot, summer day. You’re helping demolish a site where a new store is planned to be built. People are waiting for you and your construction crew to demolish the previous site to begin building the next big mall or superstore. As you prepare your hydraulic … Read more
What Causes Undercarriage Damage in mini excavators, and how to fix them? The undercarriage is a significant part of mini excavators or heavy equipment. The excavator component is robust and built to resist some of the most challenging conditions. However, damage to the undercarriage is not always avoidable. However, damage to the undercarriage is not … Read more
An ultimate guide on using compact excavators in the winter cold season. As you know, winter is near; for contractors living in colder regions where freeze laws prevent earthmoving, the business has slowed. Whether you continue or not operating in these winter months, winterizing your mini excavator equipment is very important. Because you have a … Read more
Regular Battery maintenance and replacement in excavators, when necessary, is essential to reaching that level of longevity. But you can use a wide range of clean, robust, and reliable batteries with the proper specifications. For excavators, batteries with lead and lithium are better. There are two types of batteries one is engine start, and the … Read more