BLT – 215 Side Type
8000 Kg
Operating Weight:
200 - 235 mm
Tool Diameter:
50 - 100 tons
Applicable Carrier:
| KEY SPECIFICATIONS | ||
|---|---|---|
| Metric | Unit | |
| Carrier Weight | 65 ~ 75 | ton |
| Operating Weight | 8000 | kg |
| Impact Frequency | 90 ~ 120 | bpm |
| Overall Length | 2969 | mm |
| Working Oil Flow | 360 | l/min |
| Operating Pressure | 280 ~ 300 | bar |
| Relief Pressure | 350 | bar |
| Back Pressure | 32 ~ 35 | bar |
| Accumulator Pressure | 75 ~ 80 | bar |
| Tool Diameter | 215 | mm |
| Hose Diameter | 1.1/2 | inch |
| Functions | |
|---|---|
| Functions | Standard [●] Option [○] |
| Impact Frequency Control | ○ |
| Automatic Lubrication System | ○ |
| ABF (Anti-Blank Firing) System | ○ |
| BLTBM (Remote Tracker) | ○ |
| Dust Suppression System | ○ |
| Sound Suppression 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
Built for demanding rock and concrete breaking applications where consistent impact performance is required.
The low mounting position helps operators control the breaker more easily during heavy-duty work.
The breaker body uses a relatively simple structure with fewer components, making inspection and routine maintenance more convenient.
The side-mounted configuration allows broken material to be swept directly with the breaker, helping operators clear the working area more efficiently.
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BLT-215 Side Mounted Hydraulic Breaker
The BLT-215 Side Mounted Hydraulic Breaker is a heavy-duty breaker designed for demanding rock breaking, mining, quarrying, concrete crushing, and asphalt demolition. Its side-mounted structure provides a low installation point, easy control, and convenient material sweeping after breaking.
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It is suitable for demanding applications such as mining, quarrying, asphalt demolition, concrete crushing, and rock breaking.