Hydraulic Breaker
Bobcat NB160
Nitrogen Breaker
Attachment
- Reduce concrete, rock and asphalt surfaces to removable rubble
- Long piston stroke maximizes impact energy and reduces recoil
- Requires minimal maintenance and reduces wear on the carrier
- Unique valve design reduces pressure fluctuations and strain on the carrier’s hydraulic pumps
- Newly added breakers NB240 and NB260 are compatible with large excavators
Top Tasks
- Precise demolition jobs
- Interior demolition
- Flatwork demolition
- Road repair
How It Works
Operating Tips
- Switch the breaker between compact loaders and compact excavators with an X-Change™ cap and the loader X-Change™ mounting frame. (The caps on the E145 or E165 are not compatible).
- Breakers are very sensitive to hydraulic flow. Match the breaker model to the hydraulic flow of the machine for optimal performance. Too much flow will damage the breaker.
- Don’t dry fire. Always have pressure on the tip of the breaker.
- Common operating errors that put unnecessary strain on the working tool include prying material rather than breaking. Skidding while there’s down pressure on the breaker tool can cause unnecessary wear.
- It is recommended to grease the breaker every two hours of operation to ensure breaker longevity. Without proper greasing, metal-to-metal contact between the tool and bushing will expedite component wear.
- Checking and maintaining the nitrogen charge will ensure optimal performance.
Options & Accessories
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Dust Suppression Kit: Keep dust exposure to a minimum with the optional water nozzle kit.
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Breaker Bits: Bobcat offers a selection of breaker tools, equipping you with the right tool for each job. And each one is made with precision-heated steel to give you the longest service life.