Breaker Machines and Demolition Hammers

Match the breaker to the removal task

Breaker machines use repeated impacts to break and chip material. Within Yuri’s power tools range, this collection brings together demolition hammers for concrete removal, masonry chipping and renovation work such as removing old tiles and cement layers.

Begin with the working position and the amount of material to remove. Wall chipping requires you to support and control the machine’s weight. For floor breaking, access, repositioning and the chisel’s contact with the surface also matter. Choose a machine you can handle in that position with the appropriate accessory; the heaviest model is not automatically the right choice.

Read weight, input power and impact figures together

The range contains both Yuri and Dayuri models. These examples show how the listed weight and input power vary:

Watts describe electrical input power. Impact energy, listed in joules, describes energy per blow, while BPM is the number of blows per minute. These figures answer different questions.

For example, Dayuri DA-DH5052 lists 50J and 2,200 BPM, while DA-DH5050 lists 60J and 1,900 BPM. The second model has the higher listed energy per blow and the lower impact rate. A higher BPM figure alone does not mean a stronger individual blow, and these specifications do not establish a guaranteed concrete-breaking rate.

Confirm the chisel fitting and supplied equipment

The chisel must match the breaker’s toolholder, including its shank type and dimensions. A pointed end concentrates contact over a smaller area; a flat end spreads contact across a wider edge. Select the working end for the removal task after confirming the fitting.

Before ordering, confirm the exact model’s toolholder specification and which chisels, case or other items are included. This matters when replacing an existing machine: owning a chisel does not mean it will fit the new breaker. Use the model’s instructions for fitting, lubrication and maintenance.

Need drilled holes rather than material removal?

For anchor holes or other concrete-drilling work, browse Yuri’s rotary hammer drills. Compare the required hole diameter with the individual model’s drilling capacity and supported modes. Choose from this breaker collection when breaking and chipping are the main tasks.

People also ask

What is a breaker machine used for?

A breaker applies repeated impacts through a chisel to remove material. Typical tasks include concrete breaking, masonry chipping, and removing old tiles or cement layers with a suitable machine and accessory.

Which Yuri breaker should I look at for a 5kg-class machine?

Use the exact listed weight rather than a rounded class name. Yuri YR-DH1050 and YR-DH1051 are listed at 5.7kg, while YR-DH1052 is listed at 5.9kg. Compare the handling requirements and specifications before choosing between them.

Is a higher-wattage breaker always better?

No. Input power is one specification. Weight, impact energy, impact rate, working position and chisel compatibility also affect which model suits the job.

Are chisels interchangeable between breaker machines?

Only when the shank system and dimensions match the machine manufacturer’s requirements. Similar-looking chisels can have different fittings. Confirm compatibility for the exact breaker model.

How much does a Yuri breaker machine cost?

Request a current quotation for the exact model and confirm the supplied accessories. Compare the complete package, including any chisels or carrying case, rather than assuming every model is supplied with the same items.