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We are one of the leading Pneumatic Rivet Buster Manufacturers in Kolkata, West Bengal. This is heavy duty, powerful hammer which gives excellent performance. It provides superb control on blow frequency and energy.
Our offered Rivet Buster is available in 8” or 11” stroke range with “D” handle and “P” handle which again corresponds to amount of blows per minute vs. power per each blow. 8″ and 11″ Stroke RK 4611 are originally designed for cutting and forming metal rivets, the RK buster is now used for concrete demolition and has become one of the stars of the RK range. It has a low frequency blow with hitting power equivalent to a paving breaker of twice its weight. The RK 4611 busters offer one of the best power-to-weight ratio on the market, together with a teasing throttle for precise control. Originally designed for removing rivets and other various metal applications, it is now also used for concrete demolition work since it has approximately the same hitting power as a 60lbs (30Kg) breaker for half its weight.
Features:
- Auto Stop System – reduces sleeve breakage and cylinder wear.
- Solid Pin on Valve – The solid pin in the valve block will eliminate valve misalignment.
- 1/2″ Pipe Thread Inlet Bushing – Swivel can now be installed into bushing rather than in handle.
- Longer Piston – The longer piston will hit the steel, but never hit the bridge. The retainer spring will break long before the cylinder or back handle can be damaged.
- Lower Sleeve Marking to Change Bumper
- New Rubber Bumper – 90 durometer rubber recommended.
- Fluorescent Band – For night safety and dusk to dawn applications.
- Teasing Throttle – Smooth performance and easy operator control.
Specification:
| Model Name & Number | RK 4611 |
| Weight | 15,0 Kg |
| Length | 660 mm |
| Air consumption | 21 l/s |
| Air inlet | 1/2′ NPTF inch |
| Stroke | 279 mm |
| Blows per minute | 720 |
| Handle type | Pistol grip |
| Retainer type | Spring type |
| Vibration level 3 axes (ISO 20643) | 13,3 m/sec² |
