Ingersoll/Rand
Ingersoll/Rand MX60B 60 lb striking tool 1250 BPM 70.0 CFM
A 60 lb pneumatic paving breaker delivering 1250 blows per minute at 70.0 CFM with a spring-loaded anvil bushing and one-piece housing
- 1250 blows per minute break pavement fast
- 0 CFM at full load delivers sustained power
- 60 lb class weight drives deep penetration
- Spring-loaded anvil bushing keeps tool on work
- One-piece housing removes side rods and springs
60 lb Air Paving Breaker
The Ingersoll-Rand MX60B is a 60 pound weight class air paving breaker built for heavy demolition work. It delivers 1250 blows per minute with a 5-3/4 inch piston stroke and 2-1/16 inch piston bore. The tool uses a T-grip handle and latch retainer for secure operation on tough surfaces.
Requires 90 psi and 70.0 CFM
This breaker needs a compressed air supply rated at 90 psi and 70.0 CFM at full load. It connects via a 3/4 inch NPT air inlet and requires a minimum 3/4 inch hose size. The one-piece housing design eliminates side rods and springs, reducing the number of parts that need maintenance.
Suits heavy demolition contractors
Crews breaking pavement, rock or compacted backfill will benefit from the spring-loaded anvil bushing that keeps the tool on the work surface. It is not intended for light chipping tasks or indoor finishing work where a smaller, lower-vibration tool would be appropriate. Buyers without a high-capacity compressor should look at electric alternatives.
Highlights
- 1250 blows per minute break pavement fast
- 0 CFM at full load delivers sustained power
- 60 lb class weight drives deep penetration
- Spring-loaded anvil bushing keeps tool on work
- One-piece housing removes side rods and springs
Specifications
| Brand | Ingersoll-Rand |
|---|---|
| Model | MX60B |
Questions about this item
How much compressed air does the MX60B consume at full load?
The tool draws 70.0 CFM at full load, so the compressor and hose must sustain that flow continuously during heavy breaking work.
What air pressure is required and how loud is the tool in daily use?
It requires 90 psi at the inlet; the single-piece housing reduces vibration, but the unit still produces high impact noise typical of 60 lb paving breakers.
What size hose fitting and shank does the breaker need to operate?
The air inlet is 3/4 in. NPT with a minimum 3/4 in. hose, and the shank accepts 1-1/4 x 6 in. tool steel.
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