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BTI’s VZ Series of Hydraulic Breakers offer outstanding
power to weight ratio, and exceptional efficiency with the
energy regeneration system.
Features & Benefits
Long / Short Stroke Selection
Operator controlled hydraulic pilot valve or mechanical selector
valve optimize impact strength and blow speed for maximum
performance in varying rock conditions.
Energy Regeneration System
A unique control system harnesses the breaker recoil energy
improving breaker efficiency, increasing blow rates up to
15% in hard rock conditions.
Anti-Blank Fire Selection
All VZ Series breakers can be configured for blank-fire or
anti-blank-fire operation.
Underwater Application
Remote air porting at the top of the breaker allows for
underwater operation with the addition of a compressed
air supply.
Remote Greasing
A remote grease port for tool bushings at the top of the breaker
provides trouble free connection to automatic greasing systems,
supplied separately.
Hose Routing
The VZ85 and VZ120 models are equipped with heavy duty
side mounted hose swivels for improved hose protection in
heavy raking applications.
All VZ Series breakers are equipped with rear porting for
optimum hose protection in trenching applications.
Narrow Front Head
The narrow front head allows for trenching in confined spaces.
The narrow profile allows optimum visibility and access when
working in tight quarters.
Exceptional Structural Integrity
Boxed section housing provides excellent strength while
remaining lightweight. The suspended boxed housing design
reduces noise and vibration to the carrier.
Compressed polyurethane isolators suspend the breaker body on
all sides, absorbing and protecting the carrier boom from recoil
energy. This feature provides the unique benefit of preventing
tie rod strain during blank firing and raking.
Front head support allows minimal movement, leaving cylinder
and gas head free without stressing the tie rods.
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