RB777 Heavy-Duty Pneumatic Jack Hammer (Paving Breaker)
The RB777 Jack Hammer (also known as a Pneumatic Paving Breaker) is a heavy-duty crushing tool powered by high-pressure air. Internationally recognized for its reliability, the RB777 is the go-to machine for breaking hard materials on highways, bridges, and in mines.
With a robust, simple structure, it is designed for tough demolition jobs where sheer impact power is needed.

Key Features & Benefits
● Powerful Impact Force: Engineered to deliver maximum energy (1100 BPM) for breaking hard concrete, asphalt, and rock instantly.
● Heavy-Duty Durability: Constructed with high-quality forged steel to withstand the most demanding job site conditions.
● Low Maintenance: Features a straightforward design with fewer moving parts, making on-site repair simple and fast.
● Proven Reliability: A globally trusted design (Tokudo style) used by professional demolition contractors worldwide.
Technical Specifications (Model RB777)
| Parameter | Value |
|---|
| Weight (with muffler) | 38.7 kgs (85 1/4 lb) |
| Weight (without muffler) | 36.43 kgs (80 1/4 lb) |
| Length | 733 mm (28 7/8 in) |
| Width over handle | 430 mm (16 1/4 in) |
| Recommended Air Pressure | 6 bar (87 psi) |
| Air Consumption (@ 6 bar) | 34 L/s (72 cfm) |
| Impact Rate (@ 6 bar) | 1100 blows/min |
| Cylinder Bore | 57 mm (2 1/4 in) |
| Piston Stroke | 189 mm (7 3/16 in) |
| Shank Size (Hex) | 32 x 152 mm (1 1/4 x 6 in) |
💡 Demolition Tip: Silent vs. Impact
RB777 is perfect for fast, heavy impact. But for Silent Demolition near residential areas, try our:
👉 Non-Explosive Demolition Agent (HSCA)
Main Applications
Road Maintenance: Breaking up asphalt and concrete pavements.
Construction: Crushing concrete foundations and walls.
Mining: Breaking oversized rocks (secondary demolition).
Civil Engineering: Breaking frozen ground and underground works.
RB777 Parts & Accessories

FAQ
Q: What size air compressor for RB777?
A: Requires at least 34 L/s (72 cfm) @ 6 bar. A slightly larger compressor ensures peak performance.
Q: Difference between Rock Drill vs. Breaker?
A: A Rock Drill (like Y26) rotates to drill holes. A Breaker (RB777) only hammers to crush material without rotation.
Q: Maintenance requirements?
A: Check bolts daily, ensure proper lubrication through the air line, and inspect the tool retainer regularly.
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