SK40S Hydraulic Breaker For Skid Steer Loader

Specializing in high-quality attachments like the ROCKA hydraulic breaker, quick hitch coupler, vibratory plate compactor, ripper, and hydraulic post drivers, Rocka offers products engineered for durability and performance.

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Hydraulic Breaker for Skid Steer Loader

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Suitable Excavator	ton	3~5
Operating Weight	kg	325
Impact Energy Class	ft/lbs	750
Impact Rate	bpm	500~900
Required Oil Flow	l/mim	40~70
Setting Pressure	bar	170
Setting Pressure	psi	2418
Operating Pressure	bar	90~120
Operating Pressure	psi	1564~1990
Hose Diameter	in.	1/2
Tool(Chisel) Diameter	in.	2.7
Tool(Chisel) Diameter	mm	68

Rocka SK40S Skid Steer Hydraulic Breaker

Powerful Demolition Tool for Concrete, Rock & Asphalt

A skid steer hydraulic breaker is an essential attachment for breaking through tough materials such as concrete, asphalt, and rock. Using the skid steer’s hydraulic power, the breaker drives a piston to deliver high-impact blows—perfect for demolition, construction, trenching, and road repair jobs. Designed for durability and performance, hydraulic breakers save time and effort on demanding tasks.

How to Choose the Right Skid Steer Breaker

When selecting a breaker, consider the following:

Skid Steer Compatibility
Ensure the breaker matches your skid steer’s hydraulic flow (GPM) and pressure ratings. Check if the mounting plate is compatible.
Job Requirements
Choose a model with the right impact energy rating and chisel size for the material you’ll be working on—larger breakers for thick concrete or rock, smaller ones for lighter work.
Durability and Maintenance
Look for wear-resistant materials, easy-to-replace parts, and a reliable brand with service support.

Need help picking the right model? Contact us for expert advice.

Skid Steer Breaker vs. Jack Hammer – What’s the Difference?

Although both tools are used to break hard materials, there are key differences between skid steer hydraulic breakers and jack hammers:

Power Source – A hydraulic breaker is powered by the skid steer’s hydraulic system, while jack hammers typically rely on air compressors or electric motors.
Impact Power – Hydraulic breakers deliver significantly more force, making them better suited for demanding jobs like road demolition or heavy-duty concrete removal.
Size & Application – Skid steer breakers are larger and built for industrial use, while jack hammers are smaller, often handheld, and suited for lighter jobs.

If you're tackling large-scale demolition or construction projects, a hydraulic breaker is the more efficient and powerful choice.

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