Rammer E02.

The Rammer E02 offers power and control for utility trenches, small concrete demolitions and ground preparation. Ideal for mini excavators working near structures and utilities or in tight spaces.

Carrier: 1 – 5 t
Operating weight: 90 kg
Oil flow: 15 – 50 l/min
Tool Ø: 50 mm
Blows per minute: 750 – 2.250
Input power: 13 kW

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01 Specifications

Technical data sheet for the Rammer E02.

Manufacturer data. Working weight includes medium mounting flanges and standard wear parts. Always check the weight allowed by your carrier manufacturer.

Carrier

Mini excavator or backhoe (range)	1 – 5 t
Skid steer or robot (range)	1 – 3 t

Performance

Min. working weight with flanges	90 kg
Impact frequency (blows/min)	750 – 2.250
Input power	13 kW
Tool diameter	50 mm

Hydraulics

Oil flow	15 – 50 l/min
Working pressure	110 – 150 bar
Maximum relief pressure	220 bar
Maximum back pressure	30 bar

Noise

Measured sound level (LWA)	119 dB
Guaranteed sound level (LWA)	121 dB

02 Specifications

What's inside the E02.

01
Low-pressure accumulator

Accelerates the piston with constant energy on every blow (CBE system).
02
Flange mounting

It allows reusing existing mounting plates and adapting the hammer to each carrier and application.
03
CBE (Constant Blow Energy)

Optimal impact energy on every blow: constant power and productivity at 100%.
04
Lightweight design

Allows working with smaller carriers without compromising their stability.
05
Idle blow protection (IBP)

The hammer does not strike until the tool is pressed against the surface. It prevents stress on the tie rods, oil overheating and premature failures.
06
Without tie rods

Tie-rod-free design that guides the piston and aligns the tool optimally. Quick and safe maintenance without special tools.
07
One-piece tool bushing

Integrates thrust ring and upper and lower bushings in a single component that is replaced on site quickly and safely.
08
Quick tool change

Transverse tool change system: no need to put your hands under the hammer.