Heavy Duty 6 Kg Demolition Hammer 2000 W Motor 17 mm Chuck Electric Concrete Breaker

Short Description
Heavy Duty 17 mm Demolition Hammer
2900 RPM & 2000 W
6-25 J Impact Energy

Country of origin: China
Specifications
Brand: Generic (Imported)
Weight (Approx.) : 7.5 kg
Power : 1250 w
Max. Impact Rate : 2900 bpm
Required Voltage : 220 V
Frequency : 50-60 Hz
Impact Energy : 6-25 J
Chuck Size : 17 mm
Description
Heavy Duty 6 Kg Demolition Hammer 2000 W Motor 17 mm Chuck Electric Concrete Breaker Designed for heavy-duty demolition, breaking, and chiseling tasks. Features a sturdy design, comfortable grip, and adjustable handle. Delivers high impact energy, making quick work of concrete, brick, and stone. Ideal for professionals and serious DIYers, this hammer gets the job done efficiently.
Features
:
Powerful 2000 W motor delivers strong impact performance
Adjustable impact energy from 6 to 25 joules for various tasks
Ergonomic design ensures comfort and reduces fatigue
17 mm chuck provides firm grip and stability
Suitable for heavy-duty demolition and construction work
Accessories
:
1 Flat Chisel & 1 Pointed Chisel
1 Spanner

Note : Product Color May Vary
Applications
:
This 6 kg 2000 watt demolition hammer is used for various constructional works such as :
Demolition : Demolishing walls, floors, and other structures made of concrete, masonry, or other hard materials.
Chiseling : Removing tiles, chipping away at concrete surfaces, and cleaning welds.
Creating Openings : Making large holes in walls or floors.
Usage
:
User Instructions :

Insert the Bit : Choose the appropriate chisel or drill bit and securely insert it into the 17 mm chuck.
Check Power Source : Ensure the power supply matches the required 220V and 50–60 Hz frequency.
Position the Tool : Hold the demolition hammer firmly with both hands and place the bit on the desired surface.
Start Operation : Press the power trigger to begin impact action. Apply steady pressure—do not force the tool.
Work Efficiently : Move the tool slowly across the surface for even and effective breaking.
Turn Off After Use : Release the trigger, wait for the tool to stop completely, and disconnect the power plug.

Maintenance :

Clean Regularly : Wipe dust and debris off the tool after every use, especially around the vents and chuck.
Lubricate Parts : Apply recommended grease to moving parts and the chuck area to ensure smooth operation.
Inspect Components : Check for worn or damaged bits, cords, or switches, and replace them if necessary.
Avoid Overheating : Allow the tool to cool down after long periods of continuous use.
Proper Storage : Store in a dry, dust-free area away from moisture and direct sunlight.
Periodic Servicing : Have the tool professionally inspected and serviced for long-term durability and performance.