Chisel, moil and retainer
MO-1B configuration review
Match the exact body, shank, collar and retainer geometry.
Tip shape alone does not determine compatibility.
Pneumatic Pick / Breaker
MO-1B Pneumatic Hammer
Model:MO-1B
Selected configuration:Configuration to be confirmed
Selected reference:Configuration required
Compact 8 kg pneumatic hammer for controlled chipping and light breaking
MO-1B is a compact 8 kg-class pneumatic hammer for light to medium chipping, breaking and maintenance work. It combines ≥31 J single-impact energy with a 24 × 70 mm shank and approximately 1.5 m³/min reference air demand.
- Compact 8 kg-class body improves control in mobile chipping and maintenance work
- ≥31 J single-impact energy gives useful breaking performance without full-size breaker mass
- 24 × 70 mm shank supports matched picks, points and chisels
Request a Configuration-Based Quote
Send the exact model, breaking material, working direction, tool shank, compressor output, hose setup, quantity and delivery country.
At a Glance
MO-1BModel / family identity
Pneumatic Pick / BreakerProduct type
Technical Specifications
| Model / family identity | MO-1B |
|---|---|
| Product type | Pneumatic Pick / Breaker |
| Operating system | Compressed-air impact breaking/chipping; this is not a rotary hole-drilling system. |
| Working tool | Specify moil, chisel or other tip form and working/overall length. |
| Retention interface | Match shank cross-section and dimensions, collar and retainer geometry. |
| Work requirement | Identify material, removal/breaking task, direction, access and intended duty. |
| Air-line configuration | Specify pressure and delivered flow, inlet thread, hose/coupling and lubrication arrangement. |
| Single impact energy — model reference | At least 31 J single-impact energy. TEMZ MO-1B catalogue comparison only; not a PerfoMax supplied specification, fitment approval or operating instruction. |
| Impact frequency — model reference | At least 27.5 s⁻¹ impact frequency. TEMZ MO-1B catalogue comparison only; not a PerfoMax supplied specification, fitment approval or operating instruction. |
| Weight — model reference | At most 8 kg without working tool. TEMZ MO-1B catalogue comparison only; not a PerfoMax supplied specification, fitment approval or operating instruction. |
| Shank diameter — model reference | 24 mm shank diameter. TEMZ MO-1B catalogue comparison only; not a PerfoMax supplied specification, fitment approval or operating instruction. |
| Shank length — model reference | 70 mm shank length. TEMZ MO-1B catalogue comparison only; not a PerfoMax supplied specification, fitment approval or operating instruction. |
| Order configuration | The accepted quotation identifies the exact configuration, part/drawing revision, quantity and supplied items. This page is a configuration enquiry. |
Final interface dimensions, selected configuration and supply scope are stated in the formal quotation or approved drawing.
Compatibility and Required Interfaces
Compressor and air-line equipment
MO-1B configuration review
Check delivered pressure/flow, hose bore, inlet and coupling standard.
Use the data sheet for the quoted model and configuration.
Pneumatic Impact Design
Working end selected for the task
The retained tool transfers the body’s impact into the material.
Buyer value
A task-specific moil or chisel enquiry can identify the required tool form as well as the body.
Selection condition
Material and access must suit the selected duty and working tool.
Complete air-line specification
Pressure and flow reach the breaker through the hose and couplings.
Buyer value
Recording the site arrangement supports a usable body-and-air-system match.
Selection condition
Do not infer actual output from a model number or nominal compressor rating.
Configuration-specific quotation
The MO-1B enquiry is identified by its catalog model/family and the requested connection, application and supply scope.
Buyer value
The written offer can return a reviewable part/configuration identity and itemized supply list.
Selection condition
A model or page reference is not itself a complete order code; approve the offered configuration before ordering.
Application Scenarios
- Material breaking or chipping selected to the identified tool duty
- Road, construction, stone or mining removal enquiries after matching the material and work position
- Fleet replacement enquiries with the exact model and existing tool dimensions
Confirm Before Ordering
Configuration Inputs
- Exact model and revision
- Material and removal/breaking task
- Working direction and access
- Tool shank shape and dimensions
- Retainer and collar geometry
- Moil/chisel/blade shape and length
- Available pressure and air flow
- Air inlet and hose/coupling
- Lubrication requirements
- Body-only/tooling/spares supply scope
- Quantity, destination, required delivery window and inspection/packing requirements
Operating Limits
- A model number is not a guaranteed weight, impact energy or universal chisel size.
- OEM or cross-model tool/spare interchangeability requires part or dimensional verification.
Quality and Pre-Shipment Checks
01
MO-1B identity and configuration check
Acceptance requirement: compare the offered item with the approved model/part/drawing revision.
This is an order-inspection requirement, not a completed inspection result or certification statement.
Agree checks covering exact model and revision; material and removal/breaking task; working direction and access; tool shank shape and dimensions before order release.
02
Interface and functional evidence
Acceptance requirement: agree the relevant dimensional and, where applicable, functional verification for the quoted configuration.
No test outcome or universal performance figure is claimed. The test arrangement and pass criteria must be tied to the actual offered item.
Use the agreed pneumatic pick / breaker drawing/data sheet and record the relevant connection, fit or operating conditions.
03
Supply, quantity and packing reconciliation
Acceptance requirement: match each delivered line item to the approved supply scope and packing list.
The required marks, protection and document scope must be written in the order.
Check item identification, quantity, visible condition and the agreed packaging/documentation.
Supply Scope, MOQ and Delivery
Minimum Order QuantityRequest a quotation for the required quantity and MO-1B configuration.
Lead TimeThe quotation states dispatch timing after the configuration, quantity and supply scope are agreed.
Available Supply Configurations
- Identified pneumatic body; inclusion and quantity must be stated in the quotation.
- Shank-matched working tools only as listed; inclusion and quantity must be stated in the quotation.
- Hose, couplings, lubricator and spare parts only as listed; inclusion and quantity must be stated in the quotation.
Export Packing
Specify destination, transport method and required marks. Agree item separation, surface/connection protection and packing-list details for the MO-1B supply.
Warranty and After-Sales
Request warranty and wear-part terms with the quotation. For MO-1B support, send the order reference, exact part/model identification, the affected component and operating conditions so the supplied configuration can be identified.
Safety and Maintenance Notes
Order Documentation
Commercial invoice and itemized packing list: agree required content with the order.
Origin, inspection, test or transport documents: state destination/project requirements before quotation; availability must be confirmed for the offered configuration.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does the MO-1B weigh?
The published model specification is up to 8 kg without the working tool.
What is the MO-1B impact energy?
The standard reference is at least 31 J per impact.
What shank does the MO-1B use?
The established model reference is a 24 mm diameter × 70 mm long shank.
What working air pressure does the MO-1B use?
Use approximately 0.5 MPa as the standard working-pressure reference.
What compressor capacity should I plan for the MO-1B?
Use around 1.5 m³/min as the preliminary air-demand reference, then allow for pressure losses in the site air line.
What jobs suit the MO-1B?
Typical uses include concrete and masonry chipping, soft rock and coal breaking, frozen soil and ice removal, construction repair and general maintenance work.
What should I send for an MO-1B quotation?
Send the material to be broken, working position, preferred chisel type and length, compressor pressure and airflow, hose length, quantity and destination.
Required Air and Tool Interfaces
Use working tools matched to the 24 × 70 mm shank. Plan the compressor around approximately 0.5 MPa and 1.5 m³/min, then allow for hose length, hose bore and coupling losses at the job site.
Ready to Confirm the Configuration?
Request a Quote for MO-1B
We will confirm the body, working-tool shank, retainer, air supply, lubricator, hose fittings, spare parts and export packing.
- Product-specific quotation
- Interface confirmation
- Export packing options
Product Evidence
Product, Component, Configuration and Packing Views
MO-1B is a compact 8 kg-class pneumatic hammer for light to medium chipping, breaking and maintenance work. It combines ≥31 J single-impact energy with a 24 × 70 mm shank and approximately 1.5 m³/min reference air demand.
Images support product identification and configuration discussion. Final supplied configuration, inspection scope and packing details are confirmed in the formal quotation.