Material: 40CrMo, 42CrMo
Chisel Diameter: 45-210 mm
Chisel Types: Moil Point, Blunt Tool, Flat, Wedge
Processing: Advanced Heat Treatment, Anti-Wear
Certification: CE & ISO
| Demolition Chisel Type | Size (mm) | Weight (kg) | Material | Suitable Type of Breaker |
|---|
| TROG-68/0.7 | Φ68*700 | 16 | 42CrMo | SB40 |
| TRQG-75/0.72 | Φ75*720 | 21 | 42CrMo | SB43 |
| TRQG-85/0.9 | Φ85*900 | 29 | 42CrMo | SB45 |
| TRQG-100/1 | Φ100*1000 | 55 | 42CrMo | SB50 |
| TRQG-135/1.3 | Φ135*1300 | 127 | 42CrMo | GB8AT/20G/SB81N |
| TRQG-140/1.3 | Φ140*1300 | 134 | 42CrMo | SB81/GB8T/FX140 |
| TRQG-150/1.4 | Φ150*1400 | 155 | 42CrMo | SB100/30G/RHB330 |
| TRQG-155/1.5 | Φ155*1500 | 183 | 42CrMo | SB121/F37 |
| TRQG-165/1.6 | Φ165*1600 | 220 | 42CrMo | SB131 |
| TRQG-175/1.6 | Φ175*1600 | 260 | 42CrMo | SB151 |
| TRQG-185/1.7 | Φ185*1700 | 308 | 42CrMo | SB161 |
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Material: 40Cr or 42CrMo
Dimension: Depending on the specification of the Tool Maker
Chisel Types:
- Moil Point
- Blunt Tool
- Flat
- Wedge
Heat Treatment:
- Austenitizing Temperature: 810~850°C (20 min/inch)
- Cooling Method: Water oil cooling
- Tempering Temperature: 250~300°C (1 hr/inch)
Mechanical Properties:
- Surface Hardness: HRC 51 ± 3
- Core Hardness: HRC 35 ± 3
- Tensile Strength (min): 1250 N/mm²
- Yield Point (min): 950 N/mm²
- Elongation: 10~14%
- Reduction of Area: 35~40%
- Impact Work: 23~28 ft-lb
- Grain Size: 7.0~8.0
Each hammer comes with the following accessories: 2 chisels, 2 hoses, 1 nitrogen gas bottle, 1 toolbox with essential tools, 1 seal kit, and 1 manual.
Delivery Time: Typically within 7-10 days after order confirmation and payment.
Warranty Period: 18 months.
Payment Terms: A 30% T/T payment is required in advance, with the balance due against the bill of lading.
A hydraulic breaker chisel is a tool used for breaking and chiseling hard materials, typically paired with hydraulic breakers. They come in various types and sizes to accommodate a range of applications, such as breaking concrete, rock, and other hard substances.
Key Features
- Material: Usually made from high-strength steel, such as 40CrMo or 42CrMo, to enhance wear resistance and impact toughness.
- Types:
- Moil Point: Suitable for precise chiseling and crack opening.
- Blunt Tool: Designed for large-area breaking, providing a larger contact surface.
- Flat: Ideal for surface cleaning and leveling.
- Wedge: Used for specific shapes of cutting and splitting.
- Heat Treatment: Proper heat treatment (such as quenching and tempering) is applied to improve hardness and toughness, ensuring durability under high-pressure impacts.
Mechanical Properties
- Standards for surface hardness and core hardness ensure consistent performance during use.
- Indicators such as tensile strength, yield point, and elongation ensure the reliability of the chisel in high-stress working environments.
Applications
Hydraulic breaker chisels are widely used in construction, mining, and demolition industries, enhancing work efficiency and reducing labor costs.
Hydraulic breaker chisels are essential tools designed for use with hydraulic breakers and hammers. These chisels are engineered to efficiently break, cut, and demolish hard materials like concrete and rock. Here’s a detailed look at hydraulic breaker chisels, including their types, applications, and specific features.
Types of Hydraulic Breaker Chisels
- Rock Breaker Chisel: Specifically designed for breaking through tough rock formations. These chisels are typically more robust and are used in mining and heavy demolition.
- Excavator Breaker Chisel: These are compatible with excavators and are often used for excavation and demolition tasks. They can come in various shapes such as moil points and blunt tools.
- Hydraulic Hammer Chisel: Designed for use with hydraulic hammers, these chisels provide versatility for various demolition and construction applications.
- Chisel Types:
- Moil Point: Ideal for penetrating hard surfaces.
- Blunt Tool: Best for breaking larger areas of material.
- Flat Chisel: Suitable for smoothing surfaces and general demolition.
- Wedge Chisel: Used for splitting materials.
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Chisel Specifications
- Material: High-strength steel, such as 40Cr or 42CrMo, ensures durability and resistance to wear.
- Heat Treatment: Enhances hardness and toughness, crucial for maintaining performance under high-stress conditions.
- Surface and Core Hardness: Typically HRC 51 ± 3 for surface and HRC 35 ± 3 for core, ensuring a balance of hardness and ductility.
Application and Compatibility
- Hydraulic Chisel Paste: A special lubricant used to reduce friction and wear between the chisel and breaker, enhancing the performance and longevity of both tools.
- Excavator Rock Breaker Chisel: Prices can vary based on specifications and manufacturer. Models like the SB81 chisel are well-known for their effectiveness.
- JCB Beaver Breaker Chisels: JCB offers a range of chisels designed for their breakers, with varying prices based on the model and type.
Pricing and Purchase Options
- Rock Breaker Chisel Price: Prices vary widely depending on the type and manufacturer. For instance, JCB breaker chisels might have specific pricing that reflects their quality and performance.
- Jual Chisel Breaker: In markets where chisels are sold, local distributors may offer a range of options at different price points.
Conclusion
Hydraulic breaker chisels play a critical role in construction and demolition, offering versatility and efficiency. Understanding the various types, materials, and applications of these chisels can help professionals select the right tool for their specific needs. Whether for an excavator, hydraulic hammer, or rock breaker, the right chisel enhances performance and productivity in demanding environments.
