Infrastructure Construction

In infrastructure construction, Beilite breakers deliver the dependable power needed for road building, bridge repair, and foundation excavation. Designed for continuous heavy-duty operation, our breakers ensure stable performance and long service life in demanding urban and industrial projects. From concrete removal to rock breaking, Beilite helps builders achieve precise and efficient results on every site.

Infrastructure Construction

Suitable Instrumentation for Special Applications

Building Demolition

Infrastructure Construction

Metallurgy and Recycling

Mining and Quarrying

Underwater Construction

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Many customers around the world are already using Beilite hydraulic breakers with great success, achieving higher efficiency, reliability, and power in their operations.

5 Tips for Replacing Your Hydraulic Breaker

5 Tips for Replacing Your Hydraulic Breaker

When to replace your hydraulic breaker？ Knowing when to replace your hydraulic breaker can mean the difference between high uptime and unexpected equipment failure on critical jobs. While these tools are engineered for rugged environments, no hydraulic hammer lasts forever. Ignoring the warning signs of severe wear or damage can lead to escalating maintenance costs, structural failures, and even safety risks. So how do you know whether it’s time to replace rather than repair? we’ll walk through key indicators of end-of-life for hydraulic breakers, share field-tested decision-making frameworks, and explain how BEILITE designs tools that last longer in demanding conditions like quarrying, demolition, and underground tunneling. Why Hydraulic Breakers Don’t Last Forever Every hydraulic breaker undergoes extreme mechanical stress. Thousands of high-frequency impacts per minute cause gradual fatigue in the piston, front head, and bushings. Eventually, repairs become too frequent or too expensive relative to the breaker's value. Even with good maintenance, common wear mechanisms include: Piston scoring or cracking from misaligned impacts or poor lubrication Tool and bushing wear that can no longer be shimmed or replaced Cracks in the cylinder housing or breaker box from accumulated stress Internal leakage caused by permanent deformation of sealing surfaces Just like…

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What is a Hydraulic Breaker Used For?

What is a Hydraulic Breaker Used For?

A hydraulic breaker, also called a hydraulic hammer, is an important tool for heavy machines like excavators. It uses the machine’s hydraulic power to deliver strong, fast hits that break hard materials easily.These tools are used in many different places—from busy city construction sites where old buildings are torn down or roads are repaired, to remote mining areas where hard rock and ore need to be broken into smaller pieces for extraction. At BEILITE, we know how important hydraulic breakers are for getting work done. That’s why we make sure our breakers are reliable and work well, so operators can do their jobs better and faster. Demolition Projects Demolition is perhaps the most immediate and recognizable application for hydraulic breakers. When structures, from old concrete buildings to bridges, need to be removed efficiently and safely, a powerful hydraulic hammer is the go-to tool. We rely on their immense power to break down reinforced concrete, masonry, and asphalt, tasks that would be far more time-consuming and labor-intensive with traditional methods. The precision offered by a breaker mounted on an excavator allows for selective demolition, preserving adjacent structures while targeting specific elements for removal. This makes them ideal for intricate urban demolition…

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