Indeco breaks all records with its new HP 25000, the biggest hydraulic breaker in the world. Its sheer size is breathtaking, not to mention its performance, making it the ideal breaker for huge earthworks, primary winning and extra hard rocks. 10.10 ft. high, weighing 24,370 pounds, the Indeco HP 25000's chisel os 10 inches in diameter, and has a destructive potential far and away the best of any breaker in today's market.

A fast reliable and productive giant
Despite its size, the HP 25000 can also be rapid and versatile, achieving a striking rate of up to 460 blows per minute. That sort of speed is quite incredible when we think how much rock is moved.

Compared with other breakers, the HP 25000 has a greater hydraulic efficiency, i.e. a better ratio between input and output power, and this leads to greater energy yield.

This has been achieved by introducing new technological systems and improving existing ones throughout the Indeco range.

The new automatic power and speed variation system makes the Indeco giant more sensitive and so more adaptable to the material is demolishing.

The ABF or anti-blank fire system eliminates damaging "blank or dry firing" by preventing the piston from striking the tool whenever the tool is not resting firmly on the surface to be demolished. The ABF System is UNIQUE to Indeco. The external regulation system on the HP 25000 casing eliminates any clearance between the breaker and the wearer plates within the housing, further reducing any damaging vibrations.

Even the housing has been specially reinforced to withstand huge mechanical stress that a breaker of this size has to deal with.

HP 25000
Operating Weight 24370 lbs 11054 kg
Carrier Weight Min 130,000 lbs 58967 kg
Carrier Weight Max 303,000 lbs 158,757 kg
Tool Diameter 10 in 216 mm
Hydraulic Flow 110-137 g/m 416-518 lpm
Pressure to Breaker 2050-2600 psi 179 bar
Impact Frequency 240-460 bpm
Energy Class 25000
great performance in all conditions
Like all of Indeco's range of intelligent breakers, the HP 25000 can do its job properly, even when the ground hold is poor.

In such cases, the carrier cannot transmit all of this weight to the breaker, or else it means the operator has to work under conditions of partial visibility, or at a very acute angle, such as in secondary demolition, or in underwater or tunnel excavations (head-down) where there is an increased risk of blank firing.

In such extreme conditions, the Indeco HP 25000 "giant" has the perfect opportunity to prove all its versatility and reliability, and it manages to work continuously smoothly and uninterruptedly.