1–3 T
Mini
Landscaping, small concrete, indoor demolition and tight access.
Built for Canadian jobsites
Break ground.Not budgets.
Tell us the carrier, the material and the job. We’ll turn it into a clear hydraulic breaker request for purchase, rental, repair or tools.
System HB–01Canada wide
Start with the machine
The carrier calls the shots.
A breaker that is too heavy can destabilize the carrier. The wrong flow or pressure can damage both. Good matching starts with actual specs, not a guess.
4–8 T
Compact
Trenching, curbs, foundations and utility work.
9–20 T
Mid-size
Road work, commercial demolition and harder rock.
21–40 T
Heavy
Quarry, mass concrete and high-production breaking.
One request, four paths
Know what you need. Or don’t.
Bring a full specification sheet or just a machine model. Either way, the request gets organized around the job.
Buy a breaker
Compare new or used options that make sense for the carrier and expected duty cycle.
Explore buying →Rent for the job
Define the job length, carrier and province so a rental request is ready to quote.
Plan a rental →Repair or rebuild
Capture symptoms, model and service history before talking to a repair shop.
Start a repair request →How matching works
Specs in. Shortlist out.
We are building an independent network of Canadian equipment suppliers, rental yards and repair shops. Your details help us route the request intelligently.
Tell us the carrier
Machine type, make, model, operating weight, oil flow and pressure if known.
Describe the work
Material, application, location, schedule and whether the need is buy, rent or repair.
Get a focused response
We review fitment essentials and route suitable requests as our Canadian network grows.
Free fitment request
Match my carrier.
The more you know, the better. Unknown is an acceptable answer. We will never sell your details as a list.
Before the first strike
Five numbers matter.
Carrier weight. Oil flow. Working pressure. Tool diameter. Coupler dimensions. Our practical guide explains why.
Common questions
Breaker basics.
How do I choose a hydraulic breaker?
Start with the carrier manufacturer’s attachment limits, operating weight, auxiliary flow and pressure. Then match the breaker to the material, duty cycle and mounting system. Never choose by excavator tonnage alone.
Can one breaker fit several machines?
Sometimes, but each carrier still needs compatible hydraulic flow, pressure, return plumbing, mounting dimensions and safe attachment weight. A different bracket or hose setup may be required.
Do you sell the equipment directly?
No. Hydraulic Breakers Canada is an independent matching service. We organize fitment and job details and connect suitable requests with Canadian suppliers, rental yards or service providers as the network grows.
Can I request bits, chisels or grease?
Yes. Choose “Bits, chisels or tools” in the form and include the breaker make, model, serial number and tool diameter if available.