Break rock, concrete and other hard materials with our powerful, effective hydraulic breakers. Use for road construction, small trenching, demolition jobs, renovations and landscaping. Compatible with Hiredepot’s range of 3.5-ton excavators.   

Excavator Attachment Uses:

• Breaking of concrete on larger jobs.
• Excavation in rock and other larger or heavy work.

Excavator Attachment with Rock Breaker

Hiredepot has over 30 years of experience in the building and construction industry and proudly offers excavator attachments with rock breakers for hire in Melbourne. Our rock breaker attachment is specifically designed to be compatible with our range of 1.6-ton and 3.5-ton excavators.

For the best and fastest service, please contact us today. We offer delivery to any location across Melbourne. Likewise, we offer urgent same-day assistance for projects that require immediate attention. Alternatively, clients may visit our depots located in either Glen Iris or Fairfield.

Explore the difference our excavator attachment with a rock breaker can make to your project’s efficiency. 

What Can You Use an Excavator Attachment with a Rock Breaker for? 

An excavator equipped with a rock breaker attachment can be utilised for a variety of tasks across numerous industries. Its primary function is breaking apart hard materials. Core usage scenarios include but are not limited to:

• The construction industry, in which hydraulic rock breakers can be utilised to demolish concrete foundations, walls, and other tough structures.
• The mining industry, in which rock breakers are used to break apart solid rock and ore deposits to facilitate the extraction of valuable minerals.
• Demolition projects, where rock breakers are essential for breaking apart structures and removing debris.
• General scenarios that require breaking material or surfaces.

Why Choose an Excavator with a Rock Breaker Attachment?  

First, the combination of rock breakers and excavators increases power and efficiency, delivering high-impact blows to tough surfaces with continuous, steady pressure. 

Second, the design of excavators incorporates a long arm and boom, elevating the reach of the rock breaker. This enables breaking through rock and/or concrete in hard-to-reach areas with ease. 

Third, the use of an excavator minimises manual labour, thereby reducing the risk of potential injuries. An experienced excavator operator can control the rock breaker with precision to navigate various job sites.