Ignite Attachments has launched a new line of nitrogen breakers and plans to roll out a new concrete chute bucket soon.
The ecommerce company showed its new attachments for skid steers and compact track loaders at last month’s World of Concrete in Las Vegas.
It also announced that it plans to further expand its products in 2024 to include fluids, lubricants and ground-engaging wear parts like cutting edges and teeth. They, too, will be offered online and through the company’s reseller network.
Nitrogen Breakers
Ignite's new standard nitrogen breaker is one of three new models the ecommerce company has launched.Ignite Attachments
They are designed for working on small excavation projects or demolition jobs and can break hard rock and reinforced concrete, the company says. All of the hoses are sheathed in nylon to protect them. The breakers use a universal quick-attach interface, with a dual-mount option available.
Darin Gronwold, Ignite product specialist, explains that the nitrogen breakers deliver more impact energy than a hydraulic breaker, which only relies on the machine's flow. “A nitrogen breaker is a little bit easier on your machine because you don't have to rely on all of that fluid coming from the machine,” he says. “It just gives it a little bit more boost.”
The company says the breakers are designed for long life and minimal maintenance with “a straightforward design that reduces downtime and operational costs.”
The light-duty breaker is designed for loaders with hydraulic flow of 7-13 gallons per minute. It weighs 503 pounds and delivers impact energy of 214-236 foot-pounds.
The standard-duty breaker requires 11-18 gpm. It weighs 840 pounds and delivers 435-465 foot-pounds of impact energy.
The heavy-duty breaker requires 13-24 gpm. It weighs 1,005 pounds and delivers 778-819 pound-feet of impact energy.
Concrete Chute Bucket
Ignite's concrete chute bucket is designed to save contractors from having to rent cement trucks on small jobs.Equipment World
Gronwold says it will cost about $1,800 and will save contractors who won’t have to rent a cement truck. That will also save time on not having to rely on a third party for delivery.
The bucket features a removable spout for maneuvering in tight spaces and laser-cut steel and robot welding for durability. The bucket has a capacity of up to ¾-yard.
