A new range of hydraulic hammers from Case have impact energy ratings from 350 to 1,200 foot-pounds. A narrow, rectangular shape, says Case, allows these tools to work in tight trenches and on congested demolition sites.
Walt Moore, Senior Editor
A new range of hydraulic hammers from Case have impact energy ratings from 350 to 1,200 foot-pounds. A narrow, rectangular shape, says Case, allows these tools to work in tight trenches and on congested demolition sites. The new hammers use no high-pressure accumulators, and a low-pressure nitrogen charge cushions recoil on the rebound stroke.
