Professional 13 tonne breaker hire for demolition, construction, civil engineering and groundworks projects throughout the UK.
13 Tonne Breaker Hire is available nationwide through 777 Hire for demolition, concrete breaking, rock breaking and trenching in hard ground. Hydraulic breakers are one of the most widely used excavator attachments on demolition and construction sites, and we can source breakers matched to your 13 tonne carrier machine, with excavators and users also available subject to location and specification.
Common uses for 13 Tonne Breaker
Concrete breaking, foundation and slab removal, demolition of walls and structures, rock breaking, trenching in hard ground, road and pavement breaking, quarry secondary breaking and site clearance.
Benefits of 13 Tonne Breaker
- High impact energy, reliable performance in reinforced concrete and rock, reduced noise and vibration designs, fast fitting to compatible carriers, nationwide availability and matched excavator hire available.
Technical specifications
Suitable for compatible 13 tonne excavator class machines. Typical breaker weight approximately 800 to 1000kg. Typical tool diameter approximately 100mm. Requires carrier with hammer/auxiliary hydraulic circuit. Specification varies by supplier and model.
Attachments available
Moil point, chisel and blunt tools, hammer hoses and fittings, quick hitch brackets and headstocks, dust suppression and auto-lube options subject to availability.
Frequently asked questions
What size excavator do I need for a 13 tonne breaker?
A 13 tonne breaker is designed to be mounted on an excavator in the 13 tonne operating weight class. The carrier must have a hammer or auxiliary hydraulic circuit with the correct flow and pressure, and the breaker must be matched to the machine’s weight and hydraulic output. 777 Hire can supply a compatible excavator alongside the breaker if required.
What can a 13 tonne breaker be used for?
A 13 tonne breaker is typically used for breaking reinforced concrete slabs and foundations, demolishing walls and small structures, road and pavement breaking and trenching in rock and hard ground. It is one of the most versatile attachments on any demolition or groundworks site.
Do I need a special hydraulic circuit to run a breaker?
Yes. The excavator needs a single-acting hammer circuit (often called a breaker or auxiliary line) providing the correct oil flow and pressure for the attachment, along with a compatible headstock or quick hitch. Let us know your carrier make and model and we will confirm compatibility and supply the correct hoses and fittings.
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