Working Pressure: Typically 0.4 - 0.63 MPa. Air pressure is the most critical factor determining impact energy. Insufficient air pressure will lead to a sharp drop in efficiency.
Air Consumption: Measured in m³/min (cubic meters per minute). This is an important basis for selecting air compressor piping. Higher air consumption theoretically means higher power, but also higher energy consumption.
Impact Energy: Measured in Joules (J). The work done in a single impact directly represents the crushing capacity.
Blows Per Minute (BPM): Measured in blows per minute. Represents the number of impacts per unit time. Higher frequency means higher crushing efficiency for brittle rocks.
Weight: Directly affects the operator's workload and requires a balance between power and portability.
Air Tube Inner Diameter: Typically Φ16mm or Φ19mm. A proper match is essential; otherwise, insufficient air supply will affect performance.
