Hydraulic Breakers & Attachments Built for Demolition Work

Hangzhou Lihydrabreaker Co., Ltd. — established 1999, an 80,000 sqm factory with 750 employees producing rock breakers, quick couplers, hammers, vibro hammers and hydraulic grabs.

What We Do

Attachments engineered for tough demolition and quarrying

We manufacture and supply hydraulic attachments for construction machinery: backhoe loader breakers, hydraulic quick hitches and couplers, open type rock breakers, excavator hammers, vibro hammers and hydraulic grabs. Models such as the SB40 68mm side/top hydraulic rock breaker, the SB43 demolition hammer and the Sb70 are part of the range we build.

Our catalogue also covers quick couplers and multi-couplers, including high-pressure stainless steel 304 couplings, double-locking couplings for excavator buckets and tilt couplings for 12–16 ton excavators, plus spare parts such as Furukawa breaker parts and the Ray quick hook connector.

Couplers · Grabs · Rock Hammers

Close-up of a yellow and black hydraulic breaker attachment resting on a worn green workshop floor, industrial and utilitarian in mood

Company Overview

A manufacturer with production capacity behind every order

Founded in 1999, Hangzhou Lihydrabreaker Co., Ltd. runs an 80,000 square meter factory staffed by 750 employees. Production is supported by a strong production team and an elite sales team, and the company has built extensive experience in foreign trade export, serving customers in Europe, America, Australia and other regions.

Quality control is backed by CE, ISO9001 and ISO13485 certification, and professional engineering support is available for product selection and application questions.

1999Year established
80,000Square meters of factory area
750Employees
CE · ISOISO9001 and ISO13485 certified

Product Categories

Tools matched to the machine and the job

Each attachment family is built around a specific carrier and working condition — breakers for backhoe loaders, skid steers and excavators, hammers sized by weight class, couplers for fast tool changes, grabs for material handling and sorting. Browse the individual product pages for details on each range.

Flat vector illustration of a hydraulic breaker attachment in blue and teal tones on a light background
Open type rock breakers
Flat vector illustration of a quick coupler connector rendered in cool blue and green tones
Quick hitches and couplers
Flat vector illustration of a hydraulic grab bucket in soft teal and blue shades
Hydraulic grabs

Product Range

Hydraulic breakers, hammers and attachments in one place

Product categories and examples
CategoryCarrier / applicationExamples from the range
Backhoe loader breakersBackhoe loadersHydraulic breakers and peckers for backhoe loaders
Open type rock breakersExcavators, demolition and quarryingSB40 open type hydraulic breaker, 68mm side/top type
Excavator hammersExcavatorsSb70 hydraulic hammer, 1800kg; SB43 demolition hammer
Skid steer breakersSkid steer loadersTor hydraulic breaker and Tor hydraulic hammer
Rock hammersHard rock crushing and excavationHb-20g excavator rock crusher
Quick hitches & couplersExcavator bucketsStainless steel 304 coupling, double-locking coupling, tilt coupling for 12–16 ton excavators, Ray quick hook connector
Vibro hammersCompactionSr20-3 vibratory roller hydraulic compactor
Hydraulic grabsMini excavatorsGrabs for material handling and sorting
Spare partsService and repairFurukawa breaker spare parts; Soosan hydraulic breaker Sb81n

Read more about rock hammers and mini excavator hydraulic grabs.

Hangzhou Lihydrabreaker Co., Ltd. has built hydraulic attachments since 1999, developing a production base that covers tens of thousands of square meters and a large workforce dedicated to rock breakers, quick couplers, hammers and grabs. The company describes itself as a manufacturer focused on serving construction, demolition and quarry customers with parts engineered to fit demanding job sites and a broad range of carrier machines.

The product range spans backhoe loader breakers, hydraulic quick hitches and quick couplers, open type rock breakers, excavator hammers, vibro hammers and hydraulic grabs. Among the identifiers highlighted on the site are the SB40 with 68 mm side and top mounting, along with references to square foot, chisel, pile and vibro configurations suited to breaker, pile driving and compaction work.

Mounting compatibility is a recurring theme, with model references tied to skid steer, backhoe loader and excavator platforms, including listings that mention JCB, Liebherr, Strabag, Shantui, Komac and Ray machines. Coupler families such as the Likufix-style quick hitch, grab interfaces and interchangeable connector sets are presented as ways for operators to swap tools faster between tasks without leaving the cab.

Production quality is framed around stable volume, strict process control and a strong in-house team, supported by references to ISO 9001 and ISO 13485 certification as evidence of a formalized management system. The factory narrative emphasizes disciplined workflow and quality inspection at each stage, positioning the output as consistent hardware rather than one-off fabrication for individual operators.

Export and trade experience forms another pillar of the company story, with mention of experience in foreign trade and products shipped to many countries and regions. International partners and customers are highlighted alongside a long-standing sales network, suggesting that specification support, spare parts continuity and cross-border logistics are treated as central parts of the supply relationship rather than afterthoughts.

Demolition and quarry work is the core application described across the site. Hydraulic breakers, chisels and grabs are positioned as tools for breaking concrete, rock and structures, while vibro hammers and vibratory compactors address pile driving and soil compaction needs. The messaging connects attachment choice directly to material type and machine size, helping contractors match tooling to the specific conditions of a site.

Spare parts and replacement components are given their own attention, with references to parts for breakers, hammers, couplers, grabs and related accessories. This focus reflects how attachments wear: seals, retaining pins, hoses and wear elements need dependable replenishment to keep machines productive, and operators value suppliers who can supply matching components long after an original attachment leaves the range.

Company news, blog updates and team information appear as supporting content areas, giving visitors insight into factory activity, product development and industry events. A dedicated contact and customer section is also part of the site structure, indicating that enquiries about models, mounting types, spare availability or customization are expected to funnel through a defined sales and technical channel.

Service commitments are expressed in operational terms, with the homepage headline promising full on-time shipment protection and the surrounding copy pointing to an "elite" level of cooperation and an intimate customer experience. The intent is to convey reliability of delivery as a competitive advantage in industries where a delayed attachment or missing part can stop an entire work crew and escalate schedule costs.

The overall visual identity reinforces a corporate-tech impression: a vivid blue-to-teal and green gradient hero background, a clean white body canvas, bold dark navy headlines, medium blue accent words and light gray body copy set in a modern geometric sans-serif. Generous vertical spacing, soft shadows on image blocks, rounded pill buttons with thin borders and small circular teal accents give the site a cool, spacious, engineered feel.