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Demolition Hammers Makita HM0810T

Makita HM0810T

Demolition Hammer

£342.00
Or 3 interest-free payments of £114.00/mo.*
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DEMOLITION HAMMERS

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Demolition hammers are used to break down concrete, brick, and other hard materials. They provide powerful impact force, making them ideal for heavy-duty construction tasks. Consider the weight and power when choosing one for your project.

Demolition hammers focus on delivering powerful blows to break materials, while rotary hammers drill and chisel. Demolition hammers lack a rotation mode, making them more suited for breaking rather than drilling tasks.

Consider power, weight, handle type, and vibration control in a demolition hammer. Higher power offers more impact force; lighter models improve maneuverability. Ergonomic handles and vibration reduction enhance comfort during use.

Demolition Hammers: 3 things to consider before buying

When choosing demolition hammers, it's crucial to consider both the power and impact rating. A higher wattage or motor power generally means more efficient performance, especially for tough materials like concrete. The impact rate, measured in blows per minute (BPM), indicates how forcefully the hammer breaks through material. For heavy-duty tasks, look for models with higher BPM and wattage to ensure they can handle demanding jobs effectively.

Demolition hammers can be heavy, so it's important to find one that's manageable for you. Consider the weight of the tool and whether you'll be using it for extended periods. Ergonomically designed handles with anti-vibration features can reduce fatigue and improve comfort during use. Trying out different models in-store can help you find a balance between power and ease of handling.

Before settling on a demolition hammer, check what accessories are compatible with it. Some models come with additional chisels or bits that can expand their versatility. Ensure that replacement parts and attachments are readily available for your chosen model, as this will save time and hassle in future maintenance or upgrades. Being aware of these options helps you make a well-thought-out decision tailored to your specific needs.

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