Side Type Hydraulic Breaker
Open-frame design for fast access to chisel, bushings, and grease points
Fits excavators from 0.5 to 120 tons
ISO9001 and CE certified across all models
Side Type Hydraulic Breaker
Side Type Hydraulic Breaker mounts to the excavator arm through two side pins, leaving the cylinder body exposed rather than enclosed in an outer casing. This open-frame structure gives direct access to the chisel, front bushing, and grease points, so wear parts can be inspected and replaced without dismantling any housing.
We produce the side type hydraulic breakers across carrier classes from 0.5 to 120 tons, covering mini excavators on confined urban sites through to large mining machines on continuous duty.
Applied To:
0.5–120 ton excavator
Features:
Two-pin side mounting bracket
Wear parts cross-compatible with major brand models
All Models Available
Hot Sale Models Specifications
| Specification | A68/SB40 | A140/SB81 | A155/SB121 | A165/SB131 | A175/SB151 |
| Chisel Diameter | 68mm | 140mm | 155mm | 165mm | 175mm |
| Whole Weight | 320Kg | 1990Kg | 2850Kg | 3300Kg | 4450Kg |
| Oil Flow | 40-60L/min | 120-180L/min | 180-240L/min | 190-260L/min | 200-250L/min |
| Working Pressure | 90-130Bar | 160-220Bar | 180-230Bar | 200-240Bar | 210-240Bar |
| Setting Pressure | 160Bar | 210Bar | 250Bar | 260Bar | 270Bar |
| Working Frequency | 500-990BPM | 350-450BPM | 200-300BPM | 150-300BPM | 120-200BPM |
| Impact Energy | 1020J | 6500J | 10930J | 13200J | 15500J |
| Excavator Class | 5.0-7.5T | 20-25T | 25-30T | 30-36T | 35-40T |
| We offer hydraulic breaker OEM service compatible with all brands and models of excavators, backhoe loaders, and skid steers currently available on the market. All products can be engraved with your company name and logo. Of course, you can opt for our private label option. | |||||
Job Site Scenarios
Side Type Hydraulic Hammer Applications
The open-frame structure and lower unit cost make the Side Type Hydraulic Breaker a practical choice for jobs that demand frequent tool changes and routine maintenance. It is commonly used for secondary rock breaking in mines and quarries, general demolition, road construction, and trenching, where access to wear parts matters more than noise control or maximum impact force.
Quarry Secondary Breaking
Oversized rock and ore from blasting often need further reduction before they can pass through the crusher feed point, a task that runs continuously across long shifts and multiple units. This repeated, high-frequency operation puts wear parts under constant stress and shortens service intervals. The open-frame structure keeps the chisel and bushing accessible for daily checks, so fleets running back-to-back shifts can replace worn parts without extended downtime.
General Demolition Working
Removing structures, slabs, and walls inside buildings or along property lines often means working in confined spaces with limited approach angles, where a straight-mounted breaker cannot always reach the target surface directly. Operators need to adjust the breaker’s position frequently as the structure is taken down. The lower mounting position on a side type breaker allows the operator to reach varied angles that straight-mounted configurations cannot easily access.
Urban Pavement Breaking
Road repair and widening projects involve breaking asphalt and concrete pavement across long, continuous stretches, requiring the excavator to reposition the breaker many times within a single shift. Each repositioning adds load to the carrier’s arm and boom, particularly on smaller machines. The lighter overall weight of a side type breaker reduces this carrier stress, allowing smaller excavators to work efficiently across extended pavement sections, minimizing operational loss.
Compact Carrier Trenching
Utility trenching and pipeline excavation often take place on small job sites or along narrow rights-of-way where only light to mid-size excavators can access the work area. These sites typically cannot accommodate the larger footprint and weight of heavier breaker configurations. The compact build of a side type breaker fits excavators down to light carrier classes, covering trenching work that larger breaker types cannot perform, enhancing project versatility.
Artus Side Type Hydraulic Breaker Advantages
Built for Open Access
The bracket has no outer casing, so you can inspect the chisel, bushing, and seals without removing anything first. Daily checks take minutes instead of a full teardown.
Full Carrier Coverage
From mini excavators to large mining machines, this line covers carriers from 0.5 to 120 tons with the same structure throughout, so your fleet stays consistent across job sites.
Less Weight, Lower Cost
Fewer enclosed parts keep the unit lighter and bring the price down compared to fully enclosed breaker types, without changing how the breaker mounts or operates.
Cross-Brand Compatibility
Chisels and bushings are machined to standard dimensions, so they fit major breaker brands already running on your site, with no need to switch suppliers for spare parts.
From Our Factory to Your Site
Artus Global Hydraulic Breaker Solutions
The full Side Type Hydraulic Breaker line is designed and built in-house, from chisel forging through final assembly. Every unit is tested before it leaves our facility, and we back it with a parts and service network covering excavator carriers of every size.
10000+
Units/Year Output
3000+
Global Clients
98%
Success Rate
Indonesia
Our breakers maximize uptime at a granite quarry where a fleet of mid-size excavators handles primary breaking. The ARTUS open-frame structure allows maintenance crews to check daily wear parts instantly without extra downtime, ensuring non-stop productivity at the crusher feed point.
Philippines
This side type model provides exceptional agility for building renovation projects that require concrete wall removal in confined spaces. The lower mounting position engineered by ARTUS allows operators to easily reach tight corners that top-mounted units simply cannot touch.
Kenya
Our ARTUS equipment streamlines urban road resurfacing operations during peak traffic hours where quick, frequent repositioning is mandatory. This lightweight side-type breaker significantly reduces the structural load on excavator arms during repeated moves across the job site.
Peru
The side-type configuration excels at utility line trenching along narrow rural access roads bordered by steep embankments. Our compact ARTUS tool fits narrower trench dimensions perfectly, deploying successfully where larger breaker configurations fail to fit.
Cases From the Field
Artus Delivers Tailor-Made Solutions Over 80 Countries
These four cases reflect the range of conditions our side type hydraulic breakers run in day to day, from quarry sites to narrow utility trenches. Each client’s carrier size and job site layout differ, but the same open-frame structure adapts across all of them without a separate product line for each use case.
Hassan Okafor
Nigeria
“For years, we just accepted that checking wear parts meant shutting a machine down for half a day. With a fully enclosed breaker, you can’t see anything until you’ve taken the casing apart, and on our older units, the bolts had rusted enough that it was a two-person job just to get the housing off. When we brought in the Artus side type, the first thing our foreman noticed was that he could see the bushing condition just by looking at it during a routine walk-around. We didn’t have to plan around it anymore — checks happen on the same day as fueling and don’t show up as separate downtime in our logs. Across our fleet, we’ve cut unplanned downtime on breaker maintenance by roughly a third since we made the switch, and our crew stopped dreading that part of the job.”
Diego
Chile
“Our contracts swing between very different job sites — a residential demolition one month, a quarry expansion the next — and for a long time that meant running two breaker brands because no single line covered both our 2-ton and our 30-ton excavators well. That meant two parts suppliers, two sets of training for the crew, and inventory sitting unused half the year, depending on which contract we were running. When we looked at switching, the deciding factor wasn’t price; it was finding one line that actually covered that whole range without trading off performance on either end. The Artus side type did that, so we consolidated down to one supplier and shut down one of our parts inventories completely. Between the storage space we freed up and the supplier negotiations we no longer had to manage twice, that decision paid for itself within the first year, and our purchasing team only deals with one catalog now instead of two.”
Brands We Serve
We Offer Every Make and Model Hammer/Breaker
Switching to Artus shouldn’t mean rethinking your excavator fleet. Our breakers mount directly to factory specifications, with no extra modification step or added lead time. If your machine has a less common configuration, our engineering team can build a custom fit based on your exact dimensions, so every Artus breaker is ready to work the moment it arrives.
Genuine Quality Guaranteed
Artus Spare Parts For Hydraulic Breakers
How long your equipment stays in service often comes down to how fast parts can reach you. Artus keeps core wear components in stock year-round, shipping globally within 24–48 hours of order confirmation, so a missing seal kit or chisel never has to take your whole breaker offline. Every part is machined to genuine factory dimensions, fitting precisely regardless of which brand your breaker body comes from — eliminating the secondary failures that come from ill-fitting replacements.
Through Bolts
Front Bushing
Cylinder Assy
Front Heads
Side Bolts
Inner Bush
Chisels
Pistons
Rod Pin
Diaphragm
Seals Kit
Back Head
