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HYDRAULIC HAMMER REPAIR

HAMMER
REPAIR.

Teardown, inspection and rebuild for hydraulic hammers. Tell us what yours is doing and we will get it hitting like it should.

Request a Quote ↗Signs It Needs Service ↓
TEARDOWN & INSPECTIONSEALS, BUSHINGS & WEAR PARTSREPAIR, REBUILD & MAINTENANCE
01 / WHEN TO CALL US

KNOW THE SIGNS.

If your hammer shows any of these, take it out of service and give us a call.

01

Weak or uneven impact

Blows that fade, slow down or lose force point to internal wear, low gas charge or seal bypass.

02

Oil leaks

Oil at the tool, between housing sections or around the hoses usually means seals are worn or damaged.

03

Will not fire

A hammer that stalls, hesitates or stops cycling needs inspection before it goes back on the carrier.

04

Worn tool and bushings

Too much play at the tool wears the piston and front head. Catch it at the bushing, not the piston.

05

Jumping hoses

Hoses that surge or whip under load can signal accumulator or pressure problems inside the hammer.

06

Running hot

Excess heat breaks down oil and seals quickly. It is a warning sign for both the hammer and the carrier.

02 / OUR REPAIR PROCESS

INSPECTED.
REPAIRED. REBUILT.

We open every hammer and inspect the components, so the repair is based on what we find, not a guess.

01Tell us the make, model and what the hammer is doing.
02We confirm how to get the unit in for service.
03The hammer is torn down and the components are inspected.
04You get the findings and repair scope to approve.
05Repairs are completed and the hammer goes back to work.
03 / REPAIR CAPABILITIES

RESEAL TO
FULL REBUILD.

The teardown sets the scope. These are the areas our hammer service covers.

  • Seal kits and resealsStop leaks and restore pressure inside the hammer.
  • Tool bushings and retainersUpper and lower bushings, retainer pins and wear parts.
  • Piston and cylinder inspectionChecked for scoring, wear and damage.
  • Nitrogen and accumulator serviceGas charge and diaphragm checked and serviced.
  • Through bolts and housingInspected for stretch, cracks and wear.
  • Tools and pointsMoils, chisels and blunts assessed for wear and replacement.

HAMMER DOWN?

Talk to our repair team now.

(713) 887-4970
04 / REQUEST A QUOTE

LET’S GET IT
HITTING AGAIN.

Send us the details and our team will follow up to discuss your hammer repair.

  • Have the hammer make and model ready.
  • Note leaks, weak impact or other symptoms.
  • Tell us the carrier it runs on and where the unit is located.
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Repair scope, pricing, availability and transport arrangements are confirmed after discussing your equipment.

COMMON QUESTIONS

GOOD TO KNOW.

What hammers can I send in?

Start a service request with the make and model of your hydraulic hammer. The team will confirm the right next step for your unit during your service conversation.

Do I need to know what is wrong before I call?

No. Describe what the hammer is doing, such as weak impact, leaks or not firing. The teardown and inspection identify the cause.

How do I get a price for a hammer repair?

Request a quote using the form or call (713) 887-4970. Pricing depends on the condition of the hammer, the parts required and the agreed scope of work.

How do I get my hammer to you?

Share where the unit is located before moving it. Shipping or drop-off arrangements are confirmed as part of your service discussion.

Can you maintain my hammer before it fails?

Yes. Ask about preventive maintenance to catch seal, bushing and gas charge problems before they take the hammer out of service.

Call (713) 887-4970Request a Quote