Hydraulic System: The HM 780 V utilizes a hydraulic system to generate the required power for its operation.
The hammer is powered by the carrier machine's hydraulic system, typically a hydraulic excavator, skid-steer loader, or backhoe loader. The hydraulic system ensures smooth and precise operation, delivering the necessary force to the breaker's internal components.
Impact Energy: The Krupp HM 780 V boasts a high impact energy output, which is critical for breaking tough materials. The hammer's impact energy is measured in joules, and it determines the hammer's overall breaking capability. With a substantial impact energy, the HM 780 V can tackle large and challenging demolition projects effectively.
Operating Weight: The breaker's operating weight is another crucial specification. It refers to the weight of the hammer itself and is essential for choosing the right hammer to match the carrier machine's capacity. The HM 780 V typically falls within a specific weight range, making it suitable for various medium to heavy-duty carrier machines.
Tool Diameter: The tool diameter is the size of the chisel or working tool attached to the front of the hydraulic hammer. It comes in various sizes, and the selection depends on the application and the material being broken. The HM 780 V allows for interchangeable tools, providing versatility to adapt to different tasks.
Oil Flow Rate: The hydraulic hammer requires a specific oil flow rate to operate efficiently. This rate is usually measured in liters per minute (L/min) and is determined by the carrier machine's hydraulic system capacity. The Partsdic® specification ensures the appropriate oil flow rate for optimal hammer performance.
Operating Pressure: The operating pressure is the hydraulic pressure required to activate the hydraulic hammer.
It is usually measured in bar or pounds per square inch (psi). The Partsdic® specification ensures that the HM 780 V operates at the correct pressure to deliver the necessary impact energy for breaking the material.
Sound Power Level: Noise pollution is a concern in construction and demolition sites. The sound power level of the hydraulic hammer is measured in decibels (dB) and indicates the noise level produced during operation. The Partsdic® specification ensures that the HM 780 V complies with relevant noise regulations.
Auto Greasing System: To maintain optimal performance and extend the life of the hydraulic hammer, some models, including the HM 780 V, are equipped with an auto greasing system. This system automatically lubricates the hammer's internal components at regular intervals, reducing wear and tear and minimizing downtime for manual maintenance.
Durability and Serviceability: The Krupp HM 780 V is built with high-quality materials and engineering to withstand the demanding conditions of heavy-duty applications. Additionally, it is designed for easy maintenance, with accessible components and service points for quick inspections and repairs.
