TT Series

For the larger stationary crushing plants, BTI has designed and developed the TT/TTX Series Rockbreaker System. This system used in applications where extremely hard rock is present or a large coverage area is required. It can be used for material handling applications.

• Systems can be equipped with a 4,000 to 10,000 ft-lb class breaker
• Models available with up to 45 ft Nom. Horizontal Reach (with breaker vertical)

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VP Series

BTI's revolutionary VP Series Vibratory Pick Scaling Head attachment brings mechanical scaling to a new level by combining the action of a pry-bar, pick and breaker into a simple robust attachment that increases productivity while reducing operator fatigue and stress to the carrier.

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TB-XC Series

BTI's TB-XC Series of Hydraulic Breakers offer new benefits, while retaining the time proven features of only 2 moving parts and no accumulators.

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TB Series Hydraulic Breaker

The BTI hydraulic breaker design incorporates only two internal moving parts, offering reliability and long life. Each breaker has a wide range of oil flow allowing for mounting of the same breaker on a wide range of equipment, suiting a variety of applications. With breakers available in twenty-one models from 350 to 13,500 ft. lb. class, you can be assured of finding just the right capabilities.

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VZ Series Hydraulic Breaker

BTI’s VZ Series of Hydraulic Breakers offer outstanding power to weight ratio, and exceptional efficiency with the energy regeneration system.

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Rockbreaker Systems

Above-ground Gyratory

Vertical Breaker Coverage means that, within the envelope represented by hatched lines, the breaker has superior manoeuvrability for breaking rocks and turning them to break them. This situation requires a boom large enough to cover the gyratory crusher and maintain a pedestal location outside the rock box.
Maximum Reach of the rockbreaker is represented with a line showing where the tip of the tool is capable of reaching from the pedestal.

Stationary Jaw Crusher

Typically the Vertical Breaker Coverage should extend at least half way into the jaw. The rockbreaker should be mounted in line with material flow so that it can rake towards itself. Area “A” is of greatest concern, combined with the ability to rake on the grizzly “B” as far as possible. Area “C” is critical as it is desirable not to have the coverage too low, allowing extra clearance above the rock if required to break in this area.

Underground Grizzly

Coverage in this application enables raking and breaking of oversize in line with material flow on the flat section of the grizzly. Finer material is eliminated on the inclined section of the grizzly. The Vertical Breaker Coverage remains high enough above oversize on the grizzly to allow sufficient clearance for turning and breaking. In this situation, a sidemounted breaker permits working under low back heights by allowing
lower elevation of the pedestal.
 

Mobile Crushers

The total weight of the unit, transport height, and in some cases ease of disassembly are key factors in selecting the appropriate boom/breaker combination for mobile/portable applications. Raking the material is less important in this situation, allowing the boom to be located off to the side, thereby allowing the vertical members of the feeder to be the sub-structure for the pedestal.

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BT Series Hydraulic Breaker

BTI’s BT Series of Hydraulic Breakers produces a high blow rate with powerful impact, providing exceptional value and durability for all construction, demolition and rockbreaking requirements.

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