is the hardest hitting quarry breaker on the market with up to 75,000 FOOT POUNDS OF IMPACT PER BLOW.

Most hydraulic hammers in a quarry environment have a life span of only 3-4 years with very extensive maintenance.

With the Terminator 8-10 years is the rule and many of the original machines delivered in 1987 are still in use regularly today.

Lets look at the reasons for this.

The Terminator has no lubrication points. The impact is governed only by the force of gravity and for this reason a Terminator will hit it’s full impact for as long as you operate the machine. Impact does not vary due to poor hydraulic capacity of the carrier and because the flow and pressure requirements are so low carriers tend to last longer with the Terminator. The breaker point on the largest Terminator sells for around $1,200. The Terminator breaks larger rocks with fewer blows so it makes sense that both the Terminator and the carrier will last longer. With less blows and lower hydraulic demand in both flow and pressure ensures longer pump and hydraulic component life as well as lower engine RPM’s mean lower fuel consumption and longer engine life.

The Terminator has a lower initial cost, lower maintenance cost and lasts years longer than any conventional hydraulic hammer.

The bottom line is that with a Terminator we just plain hit harder than any hammer on the market.

Terminator gives more bang for the buck.