The smallest model in Atlas Copco’s new generation of SB hydraulic breaker attachments, the SB 52 is suited for carriers in the 1,540- to 2,650-pound weight class.
The smallest model in Atlas Copco’s new generation of SB hydraulic breaker attachments, the SB 52 is suited for carriers in the 1,540- to 2,650-pound weight class. Weighing only 121 pounds, the SB 52 offers an exceptional power-to-weight ratio, delivering a maximum impact rate of 1,800 blows per minute or 20-percent more than its predecessor. The breaker operates at a pressure range of 1,450 to 2,180 pounds per square inch, and requires hydraulic oil flow of 3.2 to 8.5 gallons per minute. A slimline design enhances operator visibility and allows for easy positioning and operation in confined areas.
B-Prefix hydraulic hammers, available in B4(s) and B6(s) silenced and B4 and B6 non-silenced versions, are designed for "plug-and-play" operation with a range of compact equipment, such as skid steer loaders, multi-terrain loaders, compact track loaders, mini hydraulic excavators (3- to 8-ton operating weights), and backhoe loaders.
Many of the company’s heavy hydraulic breaker attachments now feature the patented Intelligent Protection System (IPS), which combines its AutoControl and StartSelect functions.
Cobra PROe and Cobra TTe gas-powered handheld breakers are available with two tool shank sizes and high power-to-weight ratios.
Atlas Copco’s SB 702 hydraulic breaker has a solid body, which the company says is a feature no other breaker in the 1,500-pound class has.
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