BLT-40 Silenced Type
86 Kg
Operating Weight:
40 - 100 mm
Tool Diameter:
0.5 - 11 tons
Applicable Carrier:
| KEY SPECIFICATIONS | ||
|---|---|---|
| Metric | Unit | |
| Carrier Weight | 0.5 ~ 1.2 | ton |
| Operating Weight | 86 | kg |
| Impact Frequency | 800 ~ 1400 | bpm |
| Overall Length | 848 | mm |
| Working Oil Flow | 15 ~ 30 | l/min |
| Operating Pressure | 90 ~ 120 | bar |
| Relief Pressure | 130 | bar |
| Back Pressure | 14 ~ 17 | bar |
| Accumulator Pressure | / | bar |
| Tool Diameter | 40 | mm |
| Hose Diameter | 1/2 | inch |
| Functions | |
|---|---|
| Functions | Standard [●] Option [○] |
| Impact Frequency Control | ● |
| Automatic Lubrication System | ● |
| ABF (Anti-Blank Firing) System | ● |
| BLTBM (Remote Tracker) | ● |
| Dust Suppression System | ● |
| Sound Supression Unit | ● |
| Dust Protector | ● |
| 2-Level Stroke Control | ● |
| Accumulator | ● |
| Extra Accumulator | ○ |
| Exchangeable Wear Plate | ● |
| Exchangeable Inner Bushing Sleeve | ● |
| High Temperature Skit | ○ |
| Underwater Application | ○ |
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Features
The silenced design helps reduce noise during breaking, making the BLT-40 suitable for noise-sensitive work areas.
Fewer components simplify the breaker structure, helping reduce maintenance requirements and potential failure points.
The BLT-40 operates with 15–30 L/min hydraulic flow and 90–120 bar working pressure, with an impact rate of 800–1400 BPM.
With an operating weight of 86 kg, the breaker is well suited to small excavators and compact construction work.
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BLT-40 Silenced Type Hydraulic Breaker
The BLT-40 Silenced Type hydraulic breaker is designed for 0.5–1.2 ton mini excavators and compact equipment. Its low-noise design helps reduce operating disturbance, while the simplified structure provides reliable performance and easy maintenance. With a 40 mm chisel and 800–1400 BPM impact rate, it is suitable for concrete breaking, small-scale demolition, roadwork, rock breaking, and confined-space construction.


