The Rammer 5011 pyramid tool is a four-sided pointed tool designed for Rammer 5011 and 5011E hydraulic breakers mounted on 43–80 ton excavators. Its pyramid-shaped tip delivers strong penetration while keeping its shape as it wears, so the tool continues to break efficiently over a longer working life. This makes it a reliable choice for hard and abrasive rock in quarries, mines and heavy excavation projects.
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Technical Specifications
- Compatible model: Rammer 5011 / 5011E hydraulic breaker
- Tool type: Pyramid Tool
- Part number: 50113K3
- Carrier class: 43–80 ton excavators
Why Choose the Rammer 5011 Pyramid Tool?
- Consistent penetration: The four-sided tip keeps its point as it wears, so breaking performance stays steady.
- Built for abrasive rock: Designed to handle materials that quickly wear down ordinary points.
- 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
- Breaking hard and abrasive rock
- Primary breaking in quarries
- Rock removal in mining operations
- Trenching and excavation in hard ground
- Heavy infrastructure and road construction
Which Rammer 5011 Tool Is Right for You?
The Rammer 5011 pyramid tool is a strong choice when you work in abrasive rock and want a point that keeps penetrating as it wears. For very hard, compact rock such as granite or basalt, the Rammer 5011 hard rock tool is another option built for high wear. If you need fast penetration in softer or layered rock and concrete, choose the Rammer 5011 moil point. For trenching and directional breaking, the Rammer 5011 chisel gives better control. Not sure which one suits your job? Send us details of your material and application, and we will help you decide.
Tips to Extend Pyramid Tool Life
Abrasive rock is hard on any tool, so good working habits make a big difference to the life of your Rammer 5011 pyramid tool. Grease the shank before each shift and add more during long working periods. Always place the tool firmly on the material before starting the breaker, and stop as soon as the rock breaks to prevent blank firing. Change the working spot if the tool does not penetrate quickly, and avoid using the tool to lever or rake material. Check the tool and bushings regularly, and replace worn bushings in time to keep the tool aligned.
Installation and Replacement
For a safe tool change, lower the breaker to the ground, stop the carrier engine and release hydraulic pressure. Remove the retaining pins and pull out the old tool. Inspect the bushings, retaining pins and tool stop surfaces, and replace any damaged parts. Clean the bushing area, apply plenty of tool grease to the shank of the new pyramid tool, insert it and refit the retaining pins. Run the breaker briefly under load and check that the tool moves freely before returning to full work.
Rammer 5011 Pyramid Tool Price & Quote
Contact us for stock availability, current pricing and fast worldwide delivery on the Rammer 5011 pyramid tool. Send 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 pyramid tool fit?
The Rammer 5011 pyramid tool fits Rammer 5011 and 5011E hydraulic breakers used on 43–80 ton excavators.
What is the difference between a pyramid tool and a moil point?
A moil point has a conical tip for fast penetration in softer or layered rock, while a pyramid tool has a four-sided tip that keeps its shape as it wears, making it better suited to abrasive rock.
When should I choose a pyramid tool?
Choose a pyramid tool when you work in hard or abrasive rock and want a point that keeps penetrating efficiently over a longer working life.
How do I know when the pyramid tool needs replacing?
Replace the tool when the tip is heavily worn or rounded, 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 pyramid tools and other breaker parts worldwide, directly to your site.
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