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Excavator Breakers by TGEC

TGEC hydraulic breakers handle demolition, rock excavation, road work, and utility projects. Fit carriers from 0.5 to 160 tons, with high‑grade alloy steel and precision‑machined components for reliable performance in tough conditions.

Our lineup covers standard nitrogen‑assisted breakers, gas‑free breakers, and a full range of working tools and spare parts. OEM and private‑label options are available for dealer and equipment partners.

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Browse TGEC breakers by application and carrier size. Each configuration is engineered for specific jobs. Click through for complete specs, compatibility, and guidance.

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Product Range

TGEC breakers are organized into three product families. The standard hydraulic breaker line is nitrogen‑assisted and includes three configurations: side‑type with side‑mounted housing for easy service access, silenced box‑type with sound‑dampening enclosure for urban demolition, and top‑type open‑body – built for continuous high‑heat operation with efficient heat dissipation and straightforward field maintenance. Standard models are available for carriers from 0.5 to 160 tons.

The gas‑free breaker series eliminates the nitrogen chamber entirely – fully hydraulic, no periodic charging, fewer maintenance points. Three series cover different carrier classes: the R‑Series for heavy demolition on 20‑40 ton machines, the M‑Series for balanced performance on 10‑32 ton carriers, and the V‑Series for 18‑120 ton excavators in production‑level breaking applications.

Rounding out the lineup, TGEC supplies breaker tools – moil point, blunt tool, flat wedge, and conical point – each matched to specific materials and breaking conditions. We also stock a full range of genuine spare parts for all series: seal kits, pistons, front heads, bushings, and hydraulic hoses.

Application Scenarios

  • Building demolition: Break slabs, foundations, and columns. Silenced box‑types for noise‑sensitive urban sites; side‑types and open‑body for general demolition.

  • Rock excavation and quarry work: Bust boulders and fracture rock. Open‑body breakers shed heat during continuous runs and simplify field service.

  • Road construction and asphalt removal: Tear up asphalt and concrete surfaces. Flat wedge chisels for clean asphalt lines; moil points for concrete and rebar.

  • Utility and trench work: Break rock, hardpan, or concrete without damaging pipes or cables. Compact breakers on mini excavators for tight‑access trenching.

Machine Compatibility

Proper sizing is critical – oversized breakers stress the boom and hydraulics, while undersized ones waste time and fuel. TGEC breakers cover 0.5–160 ton carriers, with 22 models total across the side‑type, box‑type, and top‑type configurations, plus the gas‑free R‑Series, M‑Series, and V‑Series. Always verify carrier weight, hydraulic flow/pressure, and lift capacity at working reach before selection. Mounting brackets are supplied to match your excavator make, model, and pin dimensions – we support Caterpillar, Komatsu, Hitachi, Volvo, JCB, Kubota, Yanmar, Takeuchi, Bobcat, and more, including quick coupler interfaces. Provide your machine specs and we'll supply the right bracket.

OEM and Bulk Supply

TGEC offers OEM and private‑label programs for dealers, distributors, and equipment partners – custom branding, colors, packaging, and documentation with flexible MOQs from small batches to container runs. All OEM units go through the same QC process as TGEC‑branded breakers. We also stock seal kits, pistons, front heads, bushings, and chisels for all series, with bulk ordering available for service departments.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I choose the right breaker size for my excavator?+

Match the breaker to your excavator's operating weight, auxiliary hydraulic flow and pressure, and lift capacity at working reach. An oversized breaker can stress the boom and hydraulic system, while an undersized unit wastes time and fuel. TGEC breakers cover carriers from 0.5 to 160 tons — provide your machine make, model, and hydraulic specs and we'll recommend the correct model and configuration.

What is the difference between side-type, box-type, and top-type breakers?+

Side-type breakers have a side-mounted housing that provides easy service access and are suited for general demolition work. Box-type (silenced) breakers use a sound-dampening enclosure to reduce noise on urban and residential sites. Top-type open-body breakers offer efficient heat dissipation during continuous operation and simplified field maintenance, making them well suited for quarry and heavy rock applications.

How does a gas-free breaker differ from a nitrogen-assisted breaker?+

Nitrogen-assisted breakers use a nitrogen gas chamber to assist the piston's return stroke — the conventional design. Gas-free breakers eliminate the nitrogen chamber entirely and operate on full hydraulic power. This removes the need for periodic nitrogen charging and reduces routine maintenance points. TGEC gas-free breakers are available in the R-Series (20–40 t), M-Series (10–32 t), and V-Series (18–120 t).

Which chisel type should I use for my application?+

Moil points are the general-purpose choice for concrete, rock, and demolition work. Blunt tools are used for block splitting and horizontal rock breaking. Flat wedges produce clean cuts in asphalt and are ideal for road construction and asphalt removal. Conical points concentrate impact energy for hard rock and boulder fracturing. Select the tool based on your primary material and breaking conditions.

Can TGEC breakers be used with quick couplers?+

Yes. TGEC breakers support both direct pin-on mounting and quick coupler interfaces. When requesting a quote, specify your coupler manufacturer and model, or provide pin dimensions and bracket geometry, and we'll supply the correct mounting configuration for your machine.

What routine maintenance do hydraulic breakers require?+

Regular maintenance includes greasing the tool bushing before each shift, inspecting and replacing wear parts (chisels, bushings, seals) as needed, checking hydraulic hose connections for leaks, and monitoring nitrogen charge pressure on nitrogen-assisted models. Gas-free models eliminate nitrogen charging entirely. Always follow the operator manual for your specific model.

Request a Quote — TGEC Excavator Breakers

Tell us your requirements and our team will provide a detailed quote. Include the excavator make and model, operating weight, auxiliary flow and pressure, primary application (demolition, rock, road, utility, or other), preferred breaker configuration (side‑type, box‑type, top‑type, or gas‑free), required tool diameter or chisel type, mounting or coupler type, and quantity. Not sure which breaker fits your machine? Our technical team can recommend the optimal configuration based on your carrier specs and application.

Dealers and OEM customers interested in private‑label or bulk supply should include your company details, target market, estimated annual volume, and any branding or configuration requirements. We'll prepare a customized proposal with volume pricing, lead times, and support services tailored to your business. Whether you need a single breaker or a full container of private‑label units, TGEC can match the right breaker configuration to your machine and application.