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The GBN210TL Hydraulic Breaker is a heavy-duty, silenced T-Series breaker designed for 18–28 tonne excavators. Built for demanding demolition, concrete breaking, rock, and construction applications, it delivers powerful and consistent impact performance while helping reduce noise and vibration. Supplied with chisel and moil tools, hoses, couplers, and an excavator-specific hitch bracket, it provides a complete, professional breaking solution for heavy-duty excavator work.
The GBN210TL hydraulic breaker is a powerful F-Series breaker designed for heavy-duty excavation, construction, demolition, concrete, rock, and general breaking applications. With a 1,700 kg silenced operating weight and a substantial 135 mm tool, the GBN210TL is engineered for excavators in the 18–28 ton range, with 20 tons listed as the suitable excavator class.
The GBN210TL is designed for demanding contractors and operators who need substantial hydraulic breaking power for larger excavators. As part of the GB F-Series, the GBN210TL is built for heavy-duty applications where high impact energy and dependable performance are essential.
With a 1,700 kg (3,748 lb) silenced operating weight, the GBN210TL provides a substantial attachment package for excavators from 18 to 28 tons. The manufacturer's suitable excavator class is 20 tons.
The breaker is equipped with a large 135 mm moil-type tool, providing the working size and strength required for demanding concrete, rock, demolition, excavation, and hard-material breaking applications.
The GBN210TL delivers an impact rate of 350–680 blows per minute. This broad operating range provides flexibility for different materials and working conditions while maintaining the high-impact performance expected from a heavy-duty breaker.
The hydraulic system requires an oil flow of 120–150 L/min and operates at a breaker pressure range of 160–180 bar. The carrier machine's hydraulic flow and pressure should always be verified before installation and operation.
With a published impact energy of 4,053 J (2,989 ft/lb), the GBN210TL is designed to deliver powerful blows for demanding excavation and demolition work. Its heavy-duty configuration makes it particularly suitable for applications involving hard rock, reinforced concrete, foundations, trenching, and large-scale site preparation.
The GBN210TL is a strong choice for operators looking for a high-performance hydraulic breaker for larger excavators, combining a substantial operating weight, large tool diameter, high hydraulic flow requirement, and significant impact energy in one heavy-duty attachment.
Designed for demanding demolition projects involving reinforced concrete, foundations, structural materials, masonry, and other heavy construction materials.
The 135 mm tool and 4,053 J impact energy make the GBN210TL suitable for breaking hard rock and other difficult materials encountered during excavation and site preparation.
Provides powerful hydraulic breaking capability for trenching, foundation preparation, road work, utility projects, and excavation through hard ground.
Designed for excavators in the 18–28 ton range, with 20 tons listed as the suitable operating class.
| Specification | GBN210TL |
|---|---|
| Series | F-Series |
| Base Model | GB8AFL |
| Breaker Model | GBN210TL / GBN210T |
| Configuration | Silenced |
| Operating Weight – Silenced (Tool + Machine) | 1,700 kg / 3,748 lb |
| Operating Weight – Open Top | 1,800 kg / 3,968 lb |
| Main Body Weight | 682 kg |
| Tool Type | Moil |
| Tool Weight | 125 kg |
| Tool Diameter | 135 mm |
| Operating Pressure – Breaker | 160–180 bar / 2,320–2,610 psi |
| Setting Pressure – Machine | 210 bar / 3,045 psi |
| Impact Rate | 350–680 bpm |
| Accumulator Pressure (N2-Gas) | Not specified |
| Back Head Pressure (N2-Gas) | 16 bar / 232 psi |
| Required Oil Flow | 120–150 L/min / 31.6–39.6 GPM |
| Minimum Excavator Size | 18 tons |
| Maximum Excavator Size | 28 tons |
| Recommended / Suitable Excavator Class | 20 tons |
| Impact Energy | 4,053 J / 2,989 ft/lb |
Important: Hydraulic flow and pressure requirements should be verified against the excavator manufacturer's specifications before installation. Actual attachment operating conditions may vary depending on the carrier machine, hydraulic system, tooling, and application. Always ensure that the breaker is correctly matched to the excavator before operation.