Connect Work Hydraulic Hammers

Connect Works hydraulic hammers are available for mini excavators through full-size machines. Match the hammer's weight class and hydraulic flow requirements to your excavator's specs for maximum breaking force and safe operation.

Hydraulic hammers crush concrete, asphalt, natural rock, brick, and frozen ground. They are commonly used for building demolition, road removal, trench rock breaking, and foundation tearout across commercial and residential job sites.

Select based on your excavator's weight class and the material you need to break. Smaller hammers suit concrete slabs and light demolition, while larger models handle boulders, reinforced concrete, and mass rock excavation.

Yes. Your excavator needs auxiliary hydraulic lines routed to the boom or stick with adequate flow and pressure to power the hammer. Confirm your machine's GPM and PSI output against the hammer's operating requirements before purchasing.

Chisel life depends on material hardness and daily run time. Most operators replace chisels after 100 to 300 hours of breaking. Keeping the chisel properly greased and avoiding blank firing extends wear life significantly.