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NPK PH2 Breaker and Hammer

Category: Breakers / Hammers ➔
Manufacturer: NPK ➔
Model: PH2 ➔

General Specifications

Excavator Tool Diameter	3 in (7 cm)
Frequency	500 - 1200 bpm
Hydraulic Operating Pressure	2175 - 2465 psi
Impact Energy Class	500 lbs ft (678 nm)
Minimum Circuit Relief	2965 psi
Oil Flow	7-16 gpm (26-61 lpm)
Working Length (Excavator Tool)	15 in (38 cm)
Working Weight (1pc Skid Steer Mount)	755 lbs (342 kg)
Working Weight (2pc Skid Steer Mount)	775 lbs (352 kg)
Working Weight (Excavator)	610 lbs (277 kg)

Carrier Weight

Excavator Mount	5955-8,820 lbs (2,701-4,001 kg)
Skid Steer Mount	5955-8,820 lbs (2,701-4,001 kg)

Nitrogen Gas Pre-Charge

at Ambient Temp	175 psi
at Operating Temp (hot)	220 psi

NPK PH2s currently for sale

A 2022 NPK PH2 From McCoy Construction & Forestry for $8,900.00 USD

A 2021 NPK PH2 From Kirby-Smith Machinery, Inc. for $8,500.00 USD

A 2019 NPK PH2 From Road Builders Machinery & Supply Co., Inc. for Call for Price

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