SERIOUS POWER BUILT FOR AUSTRALIAN CONDITIONS.

Yes. Force Hammers can be matched to most major excavator brands, including Caterpillar, Komatsu, Kubota, Hitachi, Yanmar and Kobelco.

Correct rock breaker selection depends on your excavator’s operating weight, hydraulic oil flow and operating pressure. Our team can match the appropriate Force Hammer model and hydraulic requirements to your carrier to help ensure efficient operation and reliable performance.

Force Hammers are developed for demanding Australian earthmoving, quarrying, demolition and mining applications, where high temperatures, abrasive material and extended operating hours place significant demands on equipment.

As an Australian-owned business, Force Hammers also provides local product support, parts availability and servicing without relying on lengthy international support channels.

Yes. Force Hammers offers heavy-duty hydraulic rock breakers suited to quarrying, bulk demolition and mining applications, including mine-spec configurations where required.

Mine-site requirements can vary between projects and operators, so our team can help determine the appropriate hammer, carrier compatibility and configuration for your site and application.

Force Hammers maintains a local inventory of commonly required rock breaker parts and consumables in Western Australia, including replacement chisels, seal kits, bushings and other service components.

Keeping critical parts locally available helps reduce downtime and provides faster support for operators using Force rock breakers throughout Australia.

Routine maintenance is essential for reliable hydraulic rock breaker performance and service life. This includes regular greasing of the tool and bushings, inspection of hydraulic hoses and fittings, checking mounting hardware and monitoring wear components.

Maintenance intervals can vary depending on the hammer model, application and operating conditions, so operators should always follow the recommended service schedule for their Force Hammer.

Yes. Force Hammers are available for short and long-term hire through Response Hire in Perth, giving contractors and fleet operators the opportunity to use a hammer in real working conditions before purchasing.

Contact Force Hammers or visit our Hire section to discuss rock breaker hire availability and machine compatibility.

The most important factors are your excavator’s operating weight, hydraulic oil flow, operating pressure and the type of material you need to break.

The Force Hammer range covers light-duty, medium-duty and heavy-duty applications, from compact civil and earthmoving equipment through to larger quarrying and mining excavators. View the Product Range for machine compatibility or contact our team to match a hydraulic rock breaker to your excavator.