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One of the key features of the Krupp HM 4000 CS-C is its hydraulic system, which provides the necessary power to operate the hammer.

The hydraulic system utilizes a combination of oil pressure and flow to generate the force needed to drive the hammer's striking tool, known as the piston, against the material being broken. This hydraulic power ensures efficient and effective operation of the breaker.

The HM 4000 CS-C is equipped with a robust and durable body construction to withstand the rigors of heavy-duty applications. The breaker's main components, including the cylinder, piston, and housing, are made from high-strength materials that can withstand the intense forces generated during operation. This construction quality contributes to the longevity and reliability of the breaker, allowing it to perform consistently even in demanding environments.

The breaker's weight of 6900kg is an important specification that affects its performance and compatibility with different carriers. The weight of the breaker is typically matched to the carrier machine to ensure optimal balance and stability during operation. The HM 4000 CS-C is designed to be used with heavy excavators or similar machinery that can support its weight and provide the necessary hydraulic power for operation.

The HM 4000 CS-C features a high-velocity impact mechanism, which allows it to deliver powerful blows with high efficiency.

This mechanism, combined with the breaker's weight, enables it to break through tough materials quickly, increasing productivity on the job site. The high-velocity impact also reduces the rebound effect, minimizing stress on the carrier machine and improving overall performance.

PartsDic®, a renowned supplier of heavy equipment parts, offers a comprehensive range of components and accessories specifically designed for the Krupp HM 4000 CS-C hydraulic hammer breaker. Their expertise in the field ensures that customers can find high-quality replacement parts to keep their breakers in optimal condition. These parts may include wear plates, pistons, bushings, seals, chisels, and other components that are subject to wear and tear during operation.