EXCAVATOR ATTACHMENT
Hydraulic Pulverizer
Excavator hydraulic pulverizer for concrete crushing, demolition, rebar separation and secondary breaking work.
QUICK ANSWER
How to Match the Right Hydraulic Pulverizer
KRATOR hydraulic pulverizers are excavator-mounted concrete crushing attachments used for concrete demolition, secondary demolition, rebar separation, building demolition and recycling work. The correct pulverizer model should not be selected by excavator tonnage alone. Buyers should also confirm excavator operating weight, hydraulic oil flow, operating pressure, concrete thickness, rebar condition, jaw opening, crushing force, rotating or fixed type and working condition before quotation. For a detailed model checklist, read the concrete pulverizer buying guide and the hydraulic pulverizer vs hydraulic shear comparison.
BUYER MATCHING TIPS
Buyer Matching Tips
- Confirm excavator operating weight.
- Check concrete thickness and rebar condition.
- Choose fixed or rotating type.
- Confirm jaw opening and crushing force.
- Send oil flow, pressure and bracket dimensions if available.
MODEL SELECTION
How to Choose the Right Hydraulic Pulverizer Model
Select the hydraulic pulverizer by excavator weight, hydraulic output, concrete thickness, rebar condition and demolition duty. Jaw opening, crushing force and rotating or fixed type are as important as carrier tonnage.
Key selection factors
- Excavator operating weight
- Hydraulic flow and pressure
- Concrete thickness
- Reinforced concrete condition
- Jaw opening and crushing force
- Rotating or fixed type requirement
- Demolition or recycling use
| Excavator Size | Recommended Pulverizer Class | Typical Application |
|---|---|---|
| 6–9 Ton | Mini pulverizer | Light concrete crushing, small demolition work |
| 6–12 Ton | Light pulverizer | Secondary demolition, light reinforced concrete |
| 18–26 Ton | Medium pulverizer | Building demolition, rebar separation, concrete recycling |
| 26–35 Ton | Heavy pulverizer | Heavy reinforced concrete, foundation demolition, recycling yard work |
FAST QUOTE
What Information Should You Send for a Fast Quote?
To match a suitable hydraulic pulverizer and jaw configuration, prepare the excavator, concrete and jobsite data before quotation.
- Excavator brand and model
- Operating weight
- Attachment type
- Hydraulic flow if available
- Operating pressure if available
- Pin diameter
- Arm width
- Center distance
- Concrete thickness and rebar condition
- Working condition
- Required quantity
- Destination port or country
- Photos or drawings if available
Send these machine details on WhatsApp or through the contact form and KRATOR will help match the correct hydraulic pulverizer model, jaw opening and bracket configuration.
BUYER CHECK
Common Mistakes When Buying a Hydraulic Pulverizer
- Choosing only by excavator tonnage.
- Not checking oil flow and pressure.
- Ignoring concrete thickness.
- Ignoring rebar condition.
- Choosing the wrong jaw opening.
- Not confirming rotating or fixed type.
- Using a small pulverizer for heavy reinforced concrete.
- Not preparing teeth, blades or wear parts.
ADVANTAGES
Why Choose KRATOR Hydraulic Pulverizers
Heavy-Duty Crushing Structure
Reinforced body design supports concrete crushing and secondary demolition work.
Replaceable Teeth and Wear Parts
Teeth, blades and wear parts can be prepared for maintenance planning.
Rotating and Fixed Options
Choose rotating or fixed type according to demolition access and crushing direction.
Model-Matched Hydraulic System
Oil flow and pressure are checked before model recommendation.
Demolition and Recycling Support
KRATOR helps evaluate concrete thickness, rebar condition and jobsite duty.
Export-Ready Packing
Export packing, hoses and spare parts can be prepared for shipment.
Make Sure It Fits Your Excavator
Not sure about the pulverizer fitment?
KRATOR will recommend a suitable hydraulic pulverizer model, jaw opening and hydraulic configuration for your excavator and demolition project.
Send Machine Info on WhatsAppAPPLICATIONS
Wide Applications
For concrete demolition, secondary crushing and recycling projects where excavator-mounted crushing tools improve material handling efficiency.
Concrete Demolition
Secondary Crushing
Rebar Separation
Building Demolition
Recycling Yard Processing
Foundation DemolitionMODEL DATA
Technical Specifications
Key model data for hydraulic pulverizer comparison and model selection.
Hydraulic Pulverizer
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| Parameter | Unit | Models | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PU04C | PU06J | PU08K | PU10A | ||
| Dead Weight | kg | 695 | 1200 | 1850 | 2900 |
| Max Opening | mm | 610 | 700 | 840 | 1000 |
| Length | mm | 1635 | 1800 | 2280 | 2374 |
| Width | mm | 469 | 546 | 610 | 800 |
| Max Crushing Force | ton | 47 | 62 | 165 | 225 |
| Max Shear Force | ton | 87 | 91 | 160 | 264 |
| Blade Length | mm | 120 | 150 | 180 | 200 |
| Driving Oil Pressure | bar | 230 | 300 | 320 | 380 |
| Suitable Excavator | ton | 6-9 | 6-12 | 18-26 | 26-35 |
Specifications may vary by excavator configuration and jobsite conditions. Model coverage depends on excavator configuration. For intermediate carrier sizes, please send machine data for matching support. Contact KRATOR for model selection.
MODEL SUPPORT
Not Sure Which Hydraulic Pulverizer Fits Your Excavator?
Send your excavator model, concrete thickness, rebar condition and working condition. KRATOR will help recommend a suitable hydraulic pulverizer and jaw configuration.
BUYER FAQ
Hydraulic Pulverizer FAQ
How do I choose a hydraulic pulverizer for my excavator?
Start with excavator operating weight, then confirm oil flow, operating pressure, concrete thickness, rebar condition, jaw opening, crushing force, rotating or fixed type and jobsite duty.
What information is needed before quotation?
Please send excavator brand, model, operating weight, hydraulic flow if available, pressure if available, concrete thickness, rebar condition, working condition, quantity and destination country or port.
What is the difference between hydraulic pulverizer and hydraulic shear?
A hydraulic pulverizer is mainly used for crushing concrete and separating rebar, while a hydraulic shear is mainly used for cutting steel structures, scrap metal and beams.
Can KRATOR customize jaw opening or bracket size?
Yes. Jaw opening, bracket size, pin dimensions and hose configuration can be discussed according to your excavator model and concrete condition.
Can it crush reinforced concrete and separate rebar?
Yes. Model selection depends on concrete thickness, rebar condition, crushing frequency and excavator hydraulic capacity.
What excavator information should I provide?
Provide excavator model, operating weight, hydraulic flow, operating pressure if available, arm photos and current attachment information.
Do you supply teeth, blades and spare parts?
KRATOR can supply matching teeth, blades, wear parts, hoses and spare parts according to the selected model.
How fast can I get a quotation?
If machine and concrete information is clear, KRATOR can provide a model recommendation and quotation quickly.
QUOTE SUPPORT
Ready to Get Your Hydraulic Pulverizer Quotation?
Share your excavator model, concrete thickness, rebar condition and working condition. KRATOR will help match the right hydraulic pulverizer and reply within 12 hours.





