
HUPPBreak
Hydraulic breaker for demolition, rock excavation and trenching.
View attachment →A hydraulic breaker is designed for breaking concrete, excavating rock and work where a bucket or ripper isn't enough. The key factors are breaker weight, required oil flow and the excavator's operating weight.
See the models, operating weight range and technical data for each attachment.

Hydraulic breaker for demolition, rock excavation and trenching.
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Quieter hydraulic breaker for work and demolition in populated areas.
View attachment →Operating weight is the starting filter. The final choice also depends on the tool, the hydraulics, the mount and the actual task on site.
A tool that is too heavy strains the boom, while one that is too light reduces output. The breaker is chosen by excavator class.
A hydraulic breaker must work within the machine's specified flow and pressure range.
In populated areas and near buildings, a sound-insulated version can matter more than maximum impact energy.
First match the breaker weight to the excavator's operating weight, then check the hydraulic flow, pressure and mount.
The HUPPBreak S uses a sound-insulated housing and is designed for situations where noise reduction is an important working condition.
It can, if the weight, hydraulics and mount are compatible. The tonnage range alone isn't enough for final confirmation.
Send us your machine model and a description of the job. We'll check the class, mount and hydraulic requirements before recommending anything.