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New Tunnel version of Epiroc SB hydraulic breakers offers longer lifetimes with lower operating costs

While incorporating the popular features of Epiroc’s market-leading Solid Body (SB) breaker range, the new SB 302 and SB 452 Tunnel versions provide application-specific modifications that extend equipment lifetime and reduce overall operating costs in underground applications.
Epiroc SB 302

Epiroc SB 302

Epiroc SB 302

Epiroc SB 302

Epiroc SB 302

Piston lifetime in the advanced Tunnel version is extended by a new piston in stainless steel, while bushing seat wear is minimized by a press-fit, one-piece bushing locked by an additional pin. An exchangeable wear plate protects the hammer body and durability is enhanced by heavy duty retainer bars and a locking pin.

The special tunneling tool with a collar supporting a robust front shield and dust cover minimizes the dust intake when working on overhead areas. Two restrictors are available which enable the performance of the hydraulic breaker to be adjusted for either traditional scaling operations or for more challenging rock breaking jobs.

Together these new features add up to less wear, extended lifetime and lower overall operating costs in scaling, tunneling and underground mining applications.

The new Tunnel versions are suitable for excavators in the weight class from 4.5 to 13 tons (10,000 to 28,500 lbs) and standard underground scalers. Service weights are 315 kg (690 lbs) for the SB 302 and 450 kg (990 lbs) for the SB 452.

For more information, visit www.epiroc.us.
The SB 302 scaller solid body breaker

Epiroc SB 302

Epiroc SB 302

Press release from Epiroc USA LLC

For further information please contact:
Rich Elliott, Product Manager – Hydraulic Attachments
(844) 437-4762;  rich.elliott@epiroc.com
Troy Johnson, Media Communications, Performance Marketing
(515) 224-7408; troyj@performancemarketing.com

Hydraulic breakers Local United States 2018 Press release