H130E S Caterpillar H130E S Specifications & Technical Data (2011—2024)

Features

E series hammers bring together Caterpillar customer knowledge; performance, quality, serviceability expectations; and manufacturing and logistics experience. From design through manufacture — E series hammers are completely Cat: from the inside out.

Peak Performance

Easy access to vital maintenance areas are part of E series hammer design. Quick access to maintain and adjust helps assure the hammer operates at its peak. The tool removal process is simplified and achievable with common hand tools, reducing removal time by 40% over earlier hammer models. When the lower tool bushing reaches the wear limit, it can be easily rotated or replaced to bring it back into spec.

Applications Guide with Standard Tools

Chisel (C) Applications Sedimentary and weak metamorphic rock into which tool penetrates Concrete Select when: Working in non-abrasive but ductile rock Needing medium penetration rate into rock. Moil (M) Applications Sedimentary and weak metamorphic rock into which tool penetrates Concrete Select when: Working in soft, non-abrasive rock Needing greater protection against excessive retaining pin groove wear. Blunt (B) Applications Igneous and tough metamorphic rock into which tool doesn’t penetrate Select when: Demolishing concrete structure Boulder breaking.

Operator-Friendly

E series Hammers are silenced. Noise suppression is valuable in urban and restricted work areas. An automatic shut off instantly stops the piston when breaking through material — preventing blank firing. An interlocking quad wear system guides and supports the front head, improving operator feel and control. An optional Hammer-Mount Autolube System is available for continual greasing of the hammer during operation.

Rugged Design

E series Hammers feature an innovative look with a newly designed, symmetrical housing. The hammer can be rotated 180° front-to-back, compensating for wear. A sleek, curved front and back profile, along with one-piece side plates, concentrate stress to the most robust areas of the hammer, eliminating weak points. Rock edges are located at the bottom of the housing to quickly position boulders and protect the hammer from wear. These edges are weld-on and replaceable, forming the foundation for an optional wear package. Additionally, top and side buffers, which are part of the suspension, improve recoil and protect the machine.