Conical Breaker Tool for Hydraulic Hammer (Moil Point)

A hydraulic breaker (BRH) point wears out, is replaced, and is selected based on the demolition work at hand. The conical tool for hydraulic hammers, also known as a moil point, is a central wear part on any demolition site dealing with masonry structures, rock, or compacted soil. Its tapered shape concentrates the breaker's impact energy on a reduced surface to initiate cracking of the material. This reference is designed for carriers such as Norteck and other compact excavators whose hydraulic circuit feeds a breaker.

What role does a moil point play for a hydraulic hammer?

The conical point is the go-to tool for targeted demolition tasks: opening trenches in rocky ground, breaking up concrete blocks, and clearing foundations. It differs from a flat chisel in that its tip penetrates deeper into the material before fracturing it. On site, this tool works alongside a clean-out bucket or a rake bucket: the breaker breaks, the excavator removes.

Points to check before installation

• Tool shape: Conical, for deep penetration.
• Compatibility: Fits hydraulic hammers / BRH from Norteck.
• Application: Demolition of concrete, rock, and hard materials.

To keep a hydraulic hammer performing well, nitrogen management is a regular maintenance point. A nitrogen recharge kit for breakers lets you check pressure before each tool change. Likewise, a mini-excavator breaker / Norteck hydraulic hammer is the reference hydraulic carrier for this conical point.