Epiroc EC 40 – specifications
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Build year not documented · Data origin: Directory data · sources
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Epiroc – other hydraulic breakers: the collective page of demolition breaker attachments for excavators, from EC and ES through HB to SB, 140 to 10,000 kg operating weight
This page gathers the Epiroc hydraulic breakers the register could not assign to a named range – the EC, ES, HB, MB and SB ranges across numerous size steps, from the small EC 40 and ES 60 through the HB range (HB 2000 to HB 10000 DP) to the large SB models SB 552 Tunnel and SB 702; the versions marked Tunnel, the SB 202 Tunnel and SB 552 Tunnel, are designed for use in tunnelling and underground work. Epiroc is the Swedish maker spun off from Atlas Copco in 2018, headquartered in Nacka near Stockholm; the hydraulic breakers come from the former Atlas Copco Construction Tools division.
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The register lists here 17 versions with operating weights from 140 to 10,000 kg.
Hydraulic breakers of this kind shatter rock, concrete and masonry in demolition, quarrying and earthworks and tunnelling; the enormous weight range from 140 kg for mini-excavator attachments to 10 tonnes for large equipment shows that the range spans the smallest to the largest carrier. The smaller models work on wheeled excavators and mini excavators on building sites, the largest on the big crawler excavators of mines and quarries.
On used hydraulic breakers, the condition of the chisel and chisel bushing, wear on the striking mechanism, the tightness of the nitrogen charge and the hydraulic connections, and the condition of the damping elements count; parts run through the Epiroc dealer network and its spares service for attachments.
Sources: SpecCodex register, model data: Epiroc Hydraulikhämmer (weitere Modelle), Epiroc (manufacturer)
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Sources: lectura-specs.com (retrieved August 2026) · Data sources and cross-checks
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