

Hydraulic breaker SIMAQ DB 200DX
Breaks concrete and rock, machine-mounted.
View details5-minute training
5 minThe hydraulic breaker shatters concrete and rock mounted on your carrier. Chisel technique —and never dry-firing— is what protects the tool.
Training video
Coming soonIn the meantime, follow the step-by-step guide.
Skid steer, backhoe or excavator: the breaker must match your machine's weight and flow. Confirm the fit first.
Rest the chisel at 90° to the surface and apply down-pressure (preload) before percussing.
Break from a free edge inward, in bites. Find the fracture plane; don't punch one deep hole.
If it hasn't broken by then, move the chisel. Pounding one spot overheats and glazes the steel.
Grease the chisel bushing every couple of hours (or per the manual), with the breaker vertical and resting.
Do this
Avoid this
Safety
Test yourself
Each practice: do it or avoid it? Tap your answer.
Don't percuss more than ~30 s on the same spot.
Don't use the chisel as a pry bar to move rubble.
Grease the bushing often, with the tool vertical.
NEVER dry-fire (no material): it wrecks the breaker.
Always keep down-pressure (preload) while percussing.
Reposition the chisel the moment material stops yielding.
Equipment in this training
Tell us about the job and we'll build the package. Same-day reply.