Hydraulic breaker JTHB40-3

This hydraulic breaker is intended for compact excavator demolition

This hydraulic breaker is designed for demolition and breaking work with compatible excavators. It suits carrier machines in the 3 to 4.5 ton class. The attachment weight is 320 kg. These values support initial assessment of machine matching and handling requirements.

A hydraulic breaker is relevant where concrete, asphalt, masonry, and similar materials must be broken in a controlled way. This applies on building sites, road work, utility jobs, and general removal tasks. The tool allows the excavator to move from digging to breaking work within the same area.

The machine size range supports correct carrier matching

The stated machine size range is an important factor when planning attachment use. A breaker must match the excavator in both size and operating setup. This helps maintain stable handling during work and supports predictable attachment performance.

For contractors managing compact excavators, this size range gives a clear basis for fleet assessment. It helps identify whether the breaker fits existing machines used for trench work, foundations, and smaller demolition tasks. This is relevant where one carrier machine handles several stages of the job.

The attachment weight affects handling and job planning

The 320 kg attachment weight provides useful information when reviewing transport and machine setup. It also matters when considering quick coupler use and changes between tools during the day. Clear weight data helps planners compare the breaker with the carrier machine and the intended work.

In practical use, a breaker in this class is suited to controlled breaking rather than bulk removal. It can support work in confined areas where access is limited and a larger carrier machine is not suitable. This makes it relevant for urban work, service trenches, and refurbishment projects.

This breaker supports focused demolition and removal tasks

For businesses using compact excavators, a hydraulic breaker adds a dedicated breaking function to the machine fleet. It supports demolition, surface breaking, and site preparation without introducing a separate specialist machine. That can simplify workflow planning where excavation and removal take place in sequence.

The combination of 320 kg attachment weight and compatibility with 3 to 4.5 ton excavators provides the key facts for an initial evaluation.