TPB-60
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The TPB-60 pneumatic crusher is a handheld impact demolition tool powered by compressed air, produced by Kai Tuo Machinery. The manufacturing process for this pneumatic tool line is certified under ISO 9001 quality management standards. This model follows a proven industry design, widely used by construction fleets and equipment rental companies for concrete breaking and road maintenance work.
The TPB-60 operates by using compressed air to drive an internal piston in high-speed reciprocating motion. Impact energy is transferred through the drill rod to the target material, delivering instantaneous breaking force. Unlike electric demolition tools, this pneumatic model does not generate heat during continuous operation, with built-in dust-resistant structural design.
The TPB-60 operates at a standard working pressure of 0.63MPa, with a 19mm air tube connection compatible with common job site air supply systems. It has a percussive frequency of 1400 b.p.m, with an air consumption rate of 2.0 m³/min. The unit weighs 30kg, with a total length of 645mm, balancing breaking force and maneuverability for medium-duty demolition tasks.
The TPB pneumatic pick series includes three models to match different operation scales. The table below lists full specifications for each model, consistent with factory production data.
Parameter/name | TPB-40 | TPB-60 | TPB-90 |
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Piston diameter | 44mm | 57.15mm | 66.67mm |
Piston stroke | 146mm | 100mm | 152mm |
Percussive frequency | 1050 B.P.M | 1400 B.P.M | 1400 B.P.M |
N.W | 18kg | 30kg | 42kg |
Length | 660MM | 645MM | 723MM |
Air consumption | 1.6 m³/min | 2.0 m³/min | 2.2 m³/min |
Tracheal diameter | 19 | 19 | 19 |
bit head size | R25×108 | R32×152 | R32×152 |
Additional individual specifications for the TPB-60 model include a piston diameter of 57.15 mm, piston stroke of 100 mm, bit head size of Φ32×160 mm, and air inlet size of 3/4P/T.
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The TPB-60 air pickaxe incorporates material and structural designs to support use in harsh working environments, with serviceability features to reduce ongoing operational costs.
The tool’s key components are forged from high-strength alloy steel, supporting use under high-vibration, high-dust working conditions. It features an original front head design, paired with a removable bushing that protects the front head from wear during extended use. The forged latch retainer enables quick chisel changes on site.
The TPB-60 uses a 4-bolt handle structure, which supports low running costs and simple repairs. An anti-vibration handle option is available for this model, which reduces vibration transmission to the operator’s arms during extended work periods. The simple mechanical structure of the tool results in fewer breakdowns, with universal spare parts available globally to reduce service costs.
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The TPB-60 jack hammer supports a range of industrial applications across mining, construction and infrastructure maintenance. It is suitable for hard rock crushing in mining operations, including work on granite and complex mineral vein structures. For construction and road projects, it is used for concrete breaking, pavement demolition and bridge maintenance work. This model is also adapted for extreme working environments including high-dust mines, tunnel construction and railway ballast removal. Its ability to run continuously without heat buildup makes it suited for long-shift operations where electric tools may face overheating limitations. The TPB-60 is appropriate for both large-scale mining operations and medium-sized construction projects, with the broader TPB series covering lighter and heavier duty requirements via the TPB-40 and TPB-90 models.
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The TPB-60 is designed to break reinforced concrete, rock, and asphalt pavement. It also supports frozen soil breaking and soft rock mining operations.
Yes, the TPB-60 incorporates a dust-resistant design and does not generate heat during continuous operation, making it adapted for high-dust mine and tunnel working environments.
Yes, TPB series pneumatic picks use universal spare parts that are available globally, supporting low-cost maintenance for equipment fleets and rental operations.