Heavy Duty 5 Kg Demolition Hammer or Concrete Breaker, 1200W

Short Description
Demolition Hammer
1200 W Power
3800 BPM Max. Impact Rate

Country of origin: China
Specifications
Brand: Generic (Imported)
Weight (Approx.) : 6.9 kg
Power : 1200 w
Max. Impact Rate : 3800 bpm
Torque Power : 5 Kg
Voltage: 220 V
Frequency : 50 Hz

Description
One of the power equipment made especially for demolishing buildings is the demolition hammer. The strength of demolition hammer equipment is sufficient to destroy a variety of materials, including tile flooring, concrete surfaces, and timber walls.

Features
:
Powerful 1200 Watt motor for efficient demolition and concrete breaking
Compact 5 Kg design for better control and reduced operator fatigue
High impact rate for fast material removal
Ergonomic handle provides comfortable grip during prolonged use
Durable construction suitable for heavy-duty professional tasks
Versatile tool for breaking concrete, masonry, and tiles
Easy to operate with standard 220V 50Hz power supply
Accessories
:
2 Chisels (1 Pointed Chisel & 1 Flat Chisel)

NOTE – Box is for safety purpose of the machine.
Applications
:
Concrete Breaking : Removing old concrete slabs, foundations, pathways, and breaking concrete walls.
Tile Removal : Efficiently stripping tiles from walls and floors during renovations.
Masonry Chiseling : Shaping or breaking bricks and stones for construction projects.
Piping and Plumbing Work : Creating precise openings in concrete or walls for pipe installations.
Wall Demolition : Breaking down walls or partitions quickly and efficiently.
Usage
:
User Instructions :

Ensure the work area is clear and safe.
Choose the appropriate chisel or bit for the task.
Insert the tool bit securely into the hammer’s chuck.
Connect the tool to a 220V power supply.
Hold firmly with both hands and press the trigger switch to start operation.
Let the hammer do the work—avoid applying excessive pressure.
Work in short intervals to prevent overheating.
After use, unplug and clean the hammer before storage.

Maintenance :

Clean dust and debris from vents and tool body after every use.
Lubricate moving parts and check for wear periodically.
Inspect the power cord, plug, and chuck for damage before each use.
Replace worn chisels or brushes as needed.
Store in a dry, dust-free area to prolong tool life.
Avoid continuous heavy use to prevent motor overheating.