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When a pemutus hidrolik stops working, waiting for the correct spare part can delay an entire project. For mining contractors, construction companies, and equipment rental operators, keeping essential wear parts available can help reduce unnecessary downtime.
The key is ordering the right component for your specific breaker model.
Common Hydraulic Breaker Spare Parts
Chisel or moil point: The part that directly contacts the material. Inspect it regularly for wear, deformation, and cracks.
Seal kit: Helps prevent hydraulic oil leakage and maintain proper sealing.
Front and thrust bushings: Support the chisel and guide movement. Excessive wear can affect alignment and damage other components.
Piston and related components: These require proper inspection if impact performance drops or internal damage is suspected.
Pins, bolts, and retainers: Check for wear, looseness, or damage during routine inspections.
How to Order the Correct Spare Parts?
Sebelum meminta penawaran harga, persiapkan:
- Hydraulic breaker brand and model.
- Serial number or nameplate photo, if available.
- Part name or part number.
- Photos of the existing component, if the part number is unknown.
- Required quantity and delivery location.
Do not assume that parts from breakers of a similar size are interchangeable. Confirm compatibility before ordering.
Get Beilite Hydraulic Breaker Spare Parts
Beilite provides hydraulic breaker spare-parts solutions for construction, demolition, quarrying, and mining applications. Contact Beilite Indonesia to check the availability and compatibility of the parts you need.
Need a replacement chisel, seal kit, or bushing? Send your breaker model and part details to request a quotation.
Pertanyaan Umum
1. Which hydraulic breaker spare parts wear out most often?
Chisels, bushings, and seals are common wear items, although actual replacement frequency depends on operating conditions and maintenance.
2. Can I order spare parts using only a photo?
A photo can help with identification, but the breaker model, serial number, or part number provides more reliable confirmation.
3. Should I keep spare parts in stock?
For breakers used intensively, keeping selected wear parts available can reduce delays. Choose stock levels based on operating hours, wear rates, and delivery lead times.
