MBW C30020BK50 - 50 lb class Hydraulic Concrete Breaker

MBW Hydraulic Concrete Breaker and Power Pack - This 50 lb class concrete breaker has a working pressure of 1000-1247 lbs with a 1x6 steel shank. The Power Pack is powered by a 8hp Honda engine and has a max pressure of 2020 psi and a hydraulic flow of 0-5.3 gal/min. Available for online purchase with fast delivery and online order tracking system

........ tools for concrete

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Discontinued - MBW hydraulic concrete breaker - 50 lb class
(manufacturer item no: C30020BK50)

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The MBW hydraulic breaker is far more efficient than their pneumatic counterparts. This hydraulic breaker of a given impact force weighs approximately 30% less than its pneumatic counterpart. Hydraulic packs & breakers emit less noise, hand/arm vibration, and noxious exhaust than pneumatic systems.

The Hydraulic Breakers utilize the MBW MasterPac , the most versatile portable hydraulic power source available today. Able to power a full range of hydraulic tools and breakers. Compact, lightweight making them easy to transport, yet highly capable. Lower horsepower requirements and fuel consumption rates are a strong cost and are environmental benefits.

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48 lbs. operating weight

Hydraulic Flow: 0-5.3 GPM

Max Pressure: 2020 PSI

Steel & Shank Size: 1x6 inches

Flow Range: 4.75-5.81 gal/min

Working Pressure: 1,000-1,247 PSI

Weight Class: 50 lbs.

Gasoline powered

Honda GX240 engine

8 HP

Hydraulic Tank Capacity: 1.32 gallons

Easily transported - Nothing to tow.

Far more efficient than the pneumatic counterparts.

Hydraulic packs and breakers emit less noise, hand/arm vibration, and noxious exhaust than pneumatic systems

Hydraulic Concrete Breakers and Power Packs by MBW
Hydraulic breakers are far more efficient than it's pneumatic counter part, and Hydraulic power packs are a fraction of the cost and more efficient than air compressors.