Industry leading hydraulic tool manufacturer, Stanley Infrastructure, has announced the launch of its most recently engineered mounted breaker, the MBF5. While delivering a high standard of power, performance, and durability, the MBF5 is also the more cost effective model in the line of mounted breakers, appealing specifically to the rental industry.
An advanced feature of the MBF5 is the decrease in regular maintenance. The MBF5 is gas-fired, meaning it has only two moving parts: the inner piston and the auto-valve. The limited amount of moving parts decreases the wear of components, in turn decreasing maintenance. Both the upper and lower bushings have been redesigned to increase the durability of the breaker. When the upper tool bushing has servable wear, it can be rotated 90 degrees, making the life of the bushing last twice as long. In turn, the lower bushing can also be rotated 90 degrees and flipped, giving the bushing 4x more life expectancy.
This line of breaker has 6 different models suitable for a wide range of bracket setups, and is suitable for both skid steer and mini excavators, ranging from 4,500lbs to 13,500lbs. Its lightweight design fits many types of carriers in terms of hydraulic flow range (10 GPM to 22 GPM) and weight class. For more information, please visit www.stanleyhydraulics.com
About Stanley Black&Decker
In 1843, Frederick Stanley started a small shop in New Britain, Connecticut, to manufacture bolts, hinges and other hardware of high quality from wrought iron. In 1910, Duncan Black and Alonzo Decker started their shop in Baltimore, Maryland, and six years later obtained the world’s first patent for a portable power tool. Over the years the two companies amassed an unparalleled family of iconic brands and trusted products. In 2010, they came together as Stanley Black & Decker, a leading global diversified industrial. Known for superior quality, continual innovation and rigorous operational discipline, we remain driven by a passion for excellence and a commitment to serve the builders, makers and protectors of the world.
