The Rammer 5011 chisel is a versatile standard chisel designed for Rammer 5011 and 5011E hydraulic breakers mounted on 43–80 ton excavators. Its flat, wedge-shaped blade gives the operator directional control, making it ideal for general rock breaking, trenching and concrete demolition. Built from heat-treated steel, it combines strong penetration with long service life on demanding job sites.
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Technical Specifications
- Compatible model: Rammer 5011 / 5011E hydraulic breaker
- Tool type: Standard Chisel
- Part number: 50111
- Carrier class: 43–80 ton excavators
For full hammer specifications, see the official Rammer 5011E product page.
Why Choose the Rammer 5011 Chisel?
- Versatile performance: Works well in medium-hard rock, layered rock and concrete.
- Directional control: The flat blade lets the operator split material along a chosen line.
- Durable construction: Heat-treated steel resists wear, chipping and breakage.
- Precise fit: Matches the Rammer 5011 housing and bushings for smooth operation and less bushing wear.
Applications
- Trenching and excavation in rock
- General rock breaking on construction sites
- Concrete and reinforced concrete demolition
- Secondary breaking in quarries
- Road and infrastructure works
Chisel or Hard Rock Tool: Which One Do You Need?
The Rammer 5011 chisel is the all-round choice for most daily breaking work. It handles medium-hard rock, mixed ground and concrete efficiently, and its blade shape makes it easy to control the direction of the break, which is especially useful in trenching and edge work. If you mainly work in very hard, compact rock such as granite or basalt, our Rammer 5011 hard rock tool may be the better option, as it is designed to resist the higher wear of hard rock applications. Not sure which one fits your site? Send us details of your material and application, and we will help you choose.
Tips to Extend Chisel Life
To get the longest life from your Rammer 5011 chisel, grease the tool shank every shift with a suitable tool grease. Avoid blank firing, and do not use the chisel as a lever to pry material, as this can bend or break the tool. Keep the breaker perpendicular to the working surface and reposition the chisel if it does not penetrate within a few seconds. Regularly check tool bushings for wear, since worn bushings lead to misalignment and premature tool failure.
Installation and Replacement
Before replacing the chisel, shut down the carrier and release hydraulic pressure. Remove the tool retaining pins and take out the worn tool. Inspect the bushings and retaining pins, and replace any worn parts. Clean the bushing area, apply tool grease generously to the new chisel shank, insert the tool and refit the retaining pins. Finally, run the breaker briefly under load and check that the tool moves freely in the bushing.
Rammer 5011 Chisel Price & Quote
Contact us for stock availability, current pricing and fast worldwide delivery on the Rammer 5011 chisel. Send us your part number or a photo of your breaker, and our team will confirm the correct tool before you order.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which breakers does the Rammer 5011 chisel fit?
The Rammer 5011 chisel fits Rammer 5011 and 5011E hydraulic breakers used on 43–80 ton excavators.
What is the difference between a chisel and a moil point?
A chisel has a flat blade for directional breaking and trenching, while a moil point has a pointed tip that concentrates impact energy for fast penetration.
Can I use this chisel for concrete demolition?
Yes. The standard chisel is well suited to concrete and reinforced concrete demolition as well as general rock breaking.
How do I know when the chisel needs replacing?
Replace the chisel when the tip is heavily worn or mushroomed, when you see cracks, or when there is excessive play between the tool and the bushing.
Do you ship worldwide?
Yes, we deliver Rammer 5011 chisels and other breaker parts worldwide, directly to your site.
