Product Details

Power Source

Electric

Type

Demolitionist

Type

Demolitionist

Demolition tools are usually used for heavier tasks such as chiseling, floor removal, or breaking sidewalks.

They are heavier and have greater impact energy compared to most excavators. Their main function is impact, so they are not suitable for drilling holes.

Battery Specifications

Lithium

No

Current Specifications

Power

2000 W

Power: 2000

Power indicates the strength of the machine. Usually, the greater the Power of a machine, the easier it can penetrate a surface.

2. Impact Energy is another characteristic that shows the "power" of the tool.

Machines with over 1500 Watts are very powerful and mainly intended for professional use.

Features

Impact Energy

50 Joule

Impact Energy: 50

The impact force shows how powerful the tool is. The more Joules, the stronger the hits.

2. Specifically for demolition tools with frequent and heavy use, at least 20 Joules are recommended.

For demolition tools with frequent and heavy use, at least 20 Joules are recommended.

Maximum Number of Impacts

18000 bpm

Maximum Number of Impacts

The number of strikes that the machine can deliver in one minute. Generally, the higher the number, the easier the work on harder surfaces.

2.

Note that the Impact Energy is also important for performance, indicating the force of each strike.

Jam Protection

No

Socket

SDS Max (TE-Y)

Socket

SDS Max (TE-Y)

SDS sockets have better performance in rotary hammer functions compared to others and are suitable for working on concrete or stone. They also allow for easy change of drill bits, which can be done with one hand. 2. SDS-Max (TE-Y) sockets have a base diameter of 18 mm and can accept drill bits with diameters between 13-40 mm. These sockets are only compatible with corresponding SDS Max drill bits.

Brushless

No

Pneumatic

No

Speed Adjustable

No

Impact

Yes

Rotary

No

Screwing/Unscrewing

No

Additional Features

Handle included

Yes

Integrated Light

No

Guide

No