Hydraulic breaker spare parts
Tips, front heads, bushings, retainer keys, tie rods, pistons and other parts, machined on our own lathes, the steel ones heat-treated in our own plant. Search your breaker make and model and pick the part that fits. Ships from stock the same day.
Our own production
Machined in our plant in Kartepe, Türkiye, identical to the original, to OEM quality; no middlemen.
Our own heat treatment
Heat-treated in our own furnaces, under control.
Chosen by model
Pick your breaker make and model and see the tip that fits.
Ships from stock the same day
Tips in stock ship the day your payment reaches us.
Our product groups
Breaker tips
Chisel, moil, blunt, pyramid and conical tips, by breaker model.
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Front head
The lower body that holds the tip and bushings; replaces a worn or cracked one.
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Bushings
Tool bushings and upper bushings that guide the tip, and thrust rings; on some breakers the thrust ring and upper bushing are one piece. A worn bushing breaks tips early; check them with the tip.
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Retainer keys
Keys and retainer pins that hold the tip in the front head.
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Tie rods
Tie rods that hold the breaker body together, with nuts and washers.
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Pistons
The breaker’s impact piston, by breaker model.
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Accumulator parts
Accumulator covers (upper and lower) and accumulator bolts.
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Wear plates
Wear plates that protect the breaker body inside its box.
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Repair kits
Seal kits by breaker model: o-rings, rod seals, wipers, back-up and PTFE rings, with a list of contents.
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Which tip do people doing your work choose?
The tip types companies doing the same work usually choose on site.
Quarrying
Breaking hard rock and oversize boulders.
Usually chosen
Pyramid · Conical · Blunt
Mining
Ore and hard rock; high wear.
Usually chosen
Conical · Moil
Demolition
Reinforced concrete and foundations.
Usually chosen
Moil · Chisel
Utilities and excavation
Trenching, layered ground and asphalt.
Usually chosen
Chisel · Asphalt · Moil
General site practice; the breaker maker’s recommendation comes first.