Reseñas de clientes para VEVOR Martillo de Demolición 2200W 66J 1350BPM Martillo Eléctrico con Cable 1-1/8" con 2 Cinceles Reemplazables Mango Giratorio 360° Rompe Hormigón Antivibración para Cincelar Construcción Fontanería

Love this tool! Great quality, and very effective! Busted up a basement floor to expand/change basement bathroom layout! Busted through 4” concrete with ease. Would definitely recommend!

Je me suis lancé dans une rénovation de grande ampleur. Je savais qu'il y aurait besoin de démolir du béton (suppression chape/carrelage et tranchés) J'ai donc opté pour un gros marteau démolisseur. Et j'ai bien fait. Quel gain de temps. Bon le bestiau est balèze, donc pour le burinage à l'horizontale, faut des bras en conséquence. Mais quel plaisir. Franchement il est top .

We used it to bust out thick concrete steps. It worked great!

No lo he usado aún , apenas lo use les dejaré saber que tal trabaja, pero se ve de muy buena calidad, tiene muy buen peso

Demolition hammer works great its a bit heavy but so are the other brands . I rented a Bosch hammer from homedepot and it cost me a third of what this cost me for a day so I ended up buying this one to demolish my pool and so far it’s working great

Presteert beter dan verwacht.

Szuper gép. Bőséges tartozékkal.... Ajánlom mindenkinek. Elég jó minőségű készüléknek tűnik. Kényelmesy rezgescsillapitott markolat.

I am beyond satisfied. I used it for really demanding work where in reality an even more powerful machine would have been needed, but this one did the job too. I really recommend it. "A lot of music for a little money" :D

Relief cuts help the process along, but are not necessary. I used a HF demolition hammer with a chisel bit along with this jack hammer to break up a few hundred square feet of 4" slab. I used the demo hammer to do finer work around the rebar intersections to free up space for the jack hammer to be more effective in those locations. The spade bit was really great for breaking up hard clay for the footer I dug out. Again, I used the jack hammer for the initial brute work and then the demo hammer with a 3" wide chisel bit to do all the final shaping. Then I used a compacting pad (purchased separately) to flatten and compact the bottom. Together they were an effective pair. I removed about 10,000 lbs of concrete using 2 five gallon buckets. It was a lot of work, but goes to show that where there is a will, there is a way.

I put it at a hard test as I needed to break cement floor in order to install drain pipes. I used it all morning and was a beast!!