The Shear Eagle II from Breaker Technology will be on display at the largest Scrap and recycle show in North America, Institute of Scrap & Recycling Industries (ISRI) trade show, from April 16-19, 2018 at the Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas.

When it comes to maintaining your hydraulic rockbreaker, absolutely the most important thing you can implement into your routine is lubricating the tool. This preventative maintenance routine can you save you time and money.

As part of Breaker Technology’s initiative to better serve its worldwide markets, BTI hired Filipe Bispo from Montreal to manage its French and Portuguese speaking territories.

Filipe has a License in Engineering Automotive (B.A.) from the Aeronautic and Automotive Mechanic Institute in France and 16 years of International Sales experience including heavy equipment sales. He speaks three languages, English, French and Portuguese.

Filipe will report directly to Terry McKague, Director of International Sales. Filipe can be reached via email at fbispo@rockbreaker.com or call direct at 514.241.9814.

Are you getting ready for North American’s largest Construction and Aggregate tradeshow? We are and we’re super excited about showing off our entire breaker line. Our equipment is already loaded and on its way.

If you’re looking to power your productivity on your job site, whether in a mine, quarry, demolition or construction site, BTI has some powerful tools that will help you operate more efficiently and break into profitability.

Here’s what we’re showing off at ConExpo 2017:

Breaker Technology welcomes Mike Sheffield, International Sales Representative for Europe, Russia, Mongolia and “Stan” countries.

Mike comes to Breaker Technology with over 35 years of experience in the mining equipment business. His varied background includes engineering design, sales/marketing, project management and product management.

Breaker Technology (BTI) received OHSAS 18001-2007 certification, an internationally recognized standard for occupational health and safety, for the first time in company history this month. With a current safety record of 975 consecutive days and counting, without a recordable injury, a company record, it became apparent that BTI pursues a certification process to ensure its safety practices and processes are both upheld and recognized.

On May 6, 2015, BTI celebrated a Safety Milestone – TWO YEARS without a recordable injury! With great pride, we recognized and celebrated this event with each other, and now, in line with the culture of safety that we're building, we turn our thoughts forward with the belief that every day counts, and it’s time to move on.