Series WR Rockbreaker Boom System

This series uses an excavator-style bent boom structure, suitable for applications requiring depth. Smaller sizes are mainly used for jaw crushers and mining screens; larger sizes are used for mining gyratory crushers, hopper unclogging,and other crushing applications.

Item No :

Series WR Rockbreaker Boom System

Reach:

6.77m — 18.92m

Working depth:

4.82m — 12.58m

Hammer model:

HC75/HC85/HC100/HC125/HC135/HC140/HC155

HPU power:

37/45/55/75/90

Swing / rotation angle:

360°

GENERAL INFORMATION TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS APPLICATIONS

Characteristic:

 

  • Compact structure, effective radius coverage,suitable for narrow spaces
  • Integrated design of working device is equipped with heavy duty hydraulic cylinder, high strength and high reliability
  • Flexible operation of arm ensures precise positioning
  • Electric proportional control, hydraulic vibration crushing, silent and efficient
  • Equipped with a large rotary bearing, 360°rotation and the pipeline is not entangled
 

 

This series uses an excavator-style bent boom structure, suitable for applications requiring depth. Smaller sizes are mainly used for jaw crushers and mining screens; larger sizes are used for mining gyratory crushers, hopper unclogging,and other crushing applications.

Hydraulic power unit 

Automatic electric lubrication pump

Two part arm system

Wireless remote control

Teleoperation  system

Hydraulic quick-change

 

 

WR560

WR710

WR810

WR940

WR1000

Boom weight (without hammer), kg

2800

3100

3300

4000

10000

Max.Horizontal Working radius (R1), m

6.77

9.09

10.7

11.01

12.11

Max.Vertical working radius (R2), m

5.16

7.15

8.14

8.86

9.49

Min.Vertical working radius (R3), m

1.24

1.03

2.59

1.37

1.74

Max.Height (H1), m

4.43

5.27

6.25

6.78

6.98

Max.Working depth (H2), m

4.82

6.76

7.65

7.61

8.88

Rotation , °

360

360

360

360

360

Pedestal Size , m²

0.9

0.9

0.9

0.9

0.9

Recommended hammer types

HC75/HC85/HC100/HC125

HC135/HC140

Power of Hydraulic Power Unit , kW

37/45/55

75/90

 

 

WR1200HD

WR1400HD

WR1800HD

Boom weight (without hammer), kg

20880

21000

24000

Max.Horizontal Working radius (R1), m

16.25

16.12

18.92

Max.Vertical working radius (R2), m

13.61

13.76

16.31

Min.Vertical working radius (R3), m

0.46

1.55

1.09

Max.Height (H1), m

6.76

9.33

9.13

Max.Working depth (H2), m

12.36

12.05

12.58

Rotation , °

360

360

360

Pedestal Size

1.45

2.2×2.6

2.2×2.6

Recommended hammer types

HC135/HC140/HC155

Power of Hydraulic Power Unit , kW

75/90

 

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