The 40-lb.-class CP1210 pneumatic handheld breaker is designed to deliver 90 percent of the hitting power of a 60-class breaker. The CP1210 breaker features a swivel design for reported increased maneuverability and a piston with lubrication grooves. The handheld tool is available with different shanks and in vibro-reduced, silenced and un-silenced versions. The breaker features a four-bolt backhead design to help it withstand rugged use. Heavy-duty fronthead springs are designed to reduce reaction back to operator. The breakers have been designed for light- to medium-construction and plant maintenance work—such as light demolition of floors, pavements and roads, as well as various other service jobs. — Chicago Pneumatic, www.cp.com.
Friday, April 19, 2024
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