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You should always be checking the back head and accumulator nitrogen pressures per your hoe ram manufacturer’s recommendations, but there are some concerns to watch for: Hammer hoses that “hop” around excessively is an early indicator that your nitrogen is low. Low power is a good indicator that your backhead or accumulator in your hydraulic breaker needs a charge. If the hydraulic hammer is operated when the accumulator is low, it lacks power and has no way to absorb spikes in the hydraulic system, which can result in damage to the excavator and hydraulic breaker. A low back head nitrogen charge in a nitrogen-fired hammer will cause the breaker to lack power. If power is low, the operator will be forced to work the hydraulic hammer harder, resulting in accelerated wear.High-quality high performance Hydraulic hammers breaker is our hot selling product, if you want to buy it, please send us a message.
You should always be checking the back head and accumulator nitrogen pressures per your hoe ram manufacturer’s recommendations, but there are some concerns to watch for: Hammer hoses that “hop” around excessively is an early indicator that your nitrogen is low. Low power is a good indicator that your backhead or accumulator in your hydraulic breaker needs a charge. If the hydraulic hammer is operated when the accumulator is low, it lacks power and has no way to absorb spikes in the hydraulic system, which can result in damage to the excavator and hydraulic breaker. A low back head nitrogen charge in a nitrogen-fired hammer will cause the breaker to lack power. If power is low, the operator will be forced to work the hydraulic hammer harder, resulting in accelerated wear.High-quality high performance Hydraulic hammers breaker is our hot selling product, if you want to buy it, please send us a message.
