Concrete Breakers

BUILT FOR DEMOLITION

Put Your Machine to Work Breaking Concrete

Take on concrete removal with a hydraulic breaker matched to your equipment. Lawsen Manufacturing offers concrete breakers for skid steers and excavators, with model options for different hydraulic requirements and machine sizes. Our Shiloh, Ohio team can help you choose the right setup for the work ahead.

Concrete Breaker Models & Specifications

Compare skid steer and excavator breakers, then open the model specifications to check the hydraulic requirements, chisel sizes, and operating weights.

Concrete Breakers for Skid Steers

Break concrete into manageable pieces with a breaker matched to your skid steer and the job. Compare four models with different hydraulic requirements and attachment weights.

Hydraulic flow range: 5.2–26 GPM
Chisel diameters: 2–3.375 inches
Warranty: 2 years

Match the individual model’s requirements to your machine before ordering.

Concrete Breakers for Skid Steers

ModelSKUSpecificationsEstimated MSRP Range (Freight)Get a Quote
L-53BL-53B Chisel Diameter: 2 in Working Pressure: 2,500 PSI Oil Flow (GPM): 5.2–13.2 Operating Weight: 457 lbs Energy Class: 550 ft-lbs Contact for Pricing Request Quote
L-68BL-68B Chisel Diameter: 2.75 in Working Pressure: 2,500 PSI Oil Flow (GPM): 10.5–19 Operating Weight: 1,100 lbs Energy Class: 750 ft-lbs Contact for Pricing Request Quote
L-75BL-75B Chisel Diameter: 3 in Working Pressure: 2,500 PSI Oil Flow (GPM): 13–24 Operating Weight: 1,400 lbs Energy Class: 1,000 ft-lbs Contact for Pricing Request Quote
L-85BL-85B Chisel Diameter: 3.375 in Working Pressure: 2,500 PSI Oil Flow (GPM): 16–26 Operating Weight: 1,640 lbs Energy Class: 1,500 ft-lbs Contact for Pricing Request Quote

Concrete Breakers for Excavators

Choose a hydraulic breaker to suit your excavator’s size and the demolition work ahead. Use the model table to compare applicable machine weights, hydraulic requirements, and chisel sizes.

Hydraulic flow range: 5.2–26 GPM
Chisel diameters: 2–3.375 inches
Warranty: 2 years

Match the individual model’s requirements to your machine before ordering.

Concrete Breakers for Excavators

ModelSKUSpecificationsEstimated MSRP Range (Freight)Get a Quote
L-53L-53 Chisel Diameter: 2 in Working Pressure: 2,500 PSI Oil Flow (GPM): 5.2–13.2 Applicable Unit Weight: 5,000–9,000 lbs Operating Weight: 570 lbs Energy Class: 550 ft-lbs Contact for Pricing Request Quote
L-68L-68 Chisel Diameter: 2.75 in Working Pressure: 2,500 PSI Oil Flow (GPM): 10.5–19 Applicable Unit Weight: 8,000–14,000 lbs Operating Weight: 1,100 lbs Energy Class: Confirm with Lawsen Contact for Pricing Request Quote
L-75L-75 Chisel Diameter: 3 in Working Pressure: 2,500 PSI Oil Flow (GPM): 13–24 Applicable Unit Weight: 12,000–18,000 lbs Operating Weight: 1,400 lbs Energy Class: 1,000 ft-lbs Contact for Pricing Request Quote
L-85L-85 Chisel Diameter: 3.375 in Working Pressure: 2,500 PSI Oil Flow (GPM): 16–26 Applicable Unit Weight: 14,000–28,000 lbs Operating Weight: 1,640 lbs Energy Class: 1,500 ft-lbs Contact for Pricing Request Quote

Watch a Lawsen Concrete Breaker in Action

See how a Lawsen hydraulic breaker puts machine power to work breaking concrete. Watch the attachment operate for a closer look at its positioning and performance on the job.

PLAN YOUR NEXT DEMOLITION PROJECT

Find the Right Concrete Breaker for Your Machine

Tell us about your skid steer or excavator and the concrete you need to remove. Our team can help you compare models, request pricing, and connect with a Lawsen dealer. Ask about available 0% financing options.

CONCRETE BREAKER QUESTIONS

What to Know Before Choosing a Concrete Breaker

Find answers about breaker sizing, hydraulic requirements, mounting, and purchasing the right attachment for your equipment.

Compare Before You Buy

Get a closer look at what to consider when choosing a concrete breaker. Download our free guide to help you prepare for your next equipment purchase.

Match the breaker to both the material you need to break and your machine’s specifications. Consider hydraulic output, attachment weight, and machine capacity. Our team can help you compare models for your equipment and project.

Requirements vary by model. Use the GPM and working-pressure values in the model tables rather than a single minimum for the entire range. Ask our team to confirm that your machine’s auxiliary hydraulics are suitable.

A machine-mounted hydraulic breaker uses your skid steer or excavator’s hydraulic power to break material. Handheld tools may suit smaller jobs or places a machine cannot reach. The better choice depends on access, material, and project size.

Skid steer models use a universal quick-attach setup and hydraulic hoses. Excavators require the appropriate mounting arrangement. Confirm the mount, couplers, and hydraulic requirements for your specific machine before ordering.

Read the breaker and machine operator manuals before use. Follow the instructions for attachment, hydraulic setup, tool positioning, inspection, and maintenance. Contact our team if you need model-specific guidance.

Find a Lawsen dealer near you, or call (567) 970-6280 for help choosing a model and requesting a quote.