Rammer’s powerful compact breakers offer productivity

Rammer is updating its compact breaker models with new versions suited to carriers in the 0.8-1.8tonne class. The 90kg Rammer 155 uses the proven power cell design with pressure release system PRS). The tools are the same as for the smaller Rammer 111. The unit is offered with a sealed side-plate housing construction that suits it to rental fleet operations. The 850kg Rammer 1322 is based on a well-accepted power cell design and housing construction and is suitable for carriers in the 9-15tonne ra
August 17, 2015 Read time: 2 mins
Rammer’s new compact breakers offer high power and long life
5076 Rammer is updating its compact breaker models with new versions suited to carriers in the 0.8-1.8tonne class. The 90kg Rammer 155 uses the proven power cell design with pressure release system PRS).

The tools are the same as for the smaller Rammer 111. The unit is offered with a sealed side-plate housing construction that suits it to rental fleet operations.   

The 850kg Rammer 1322 is based on a well-accepted power cell design and housing construction and is suitable for carriers in the 9-15tonne range. A fully sealed flat-top housing encapsulates the field-proven Rammer S29 power cell and it also comes with a wide tool selection.

Rammer has extended its medium range with the addition of the new Rammer 1655 and 2166 models. Like the popular Rammer 2577, these two new models feature a heavy-duty housing, Ramvalve, Ramdata II, VIDAT tie rods and an in-hammer pressure control valve.
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