DeWalt D25892K-B5 10kg L-Shape SDS Max Demolition Hammer 1700w

DeWalt D25892K-B5 10kg L-Shape SDS Max Demolition Hammer 1700w

The Dewalt D25892K-B5 10kg L-Shape SDS Max Demolition Hammer is a powerful and versatile tool that is perfect for a variety of demolition applications, including breaking up concrete and masonry, removing old plaster and stucco, and digging trenches.

Features of D25892K-B5 10kg L-Shape SDS Max Demolition Hammer 1700w:

• Powerful 1700-watt motor delivers 10 joules of impact energy
• L-shaped design for better balance and control
• SDS Max shank compatible with a wide range of chisels and bits
• SHOCKS Active Vibration Control® technology reduces vibration and fatigue
• Constant speed electronics maintains speed under load
• Variable speed control for precise control
• Lightweight design for easy carrying and maneuvering

Specifications:

• Motor: 1700 watts
• Impact energy: 10 joules
• BPM: 1105-2210
• Tool length: 23.3 in.
• Tool weight: 21.8 lbs.
• Vibration measurement: 13.5 m/s²

Safety:

• Always wear safety glasses, gloves, and a dust mask when using this tool.
• Be sure to keep the tool in good working condition and replace any damaged parts immediately.
• Do not use the tool in wet or dusty conditions.
• Do not use the tool on energized electrical wires.
• Always keep the tool out of reach of children.

Here are some additional safety tips:

• When breaking up concrete, start by scoring the concrete with a chisel or saw. This will make it easier to break up the concrete with the demolition hammer.
• When removing old plaster or stucco, start by chipping away the material with a chisel or hammer. Be careful not to damage the underlying wall or structure.
• When digging trenches, be sure to mark the location of any underground utilities before you start digging.

Additional Information:

The Dewalt D25892K-B5 is backed by a 2-year warranty.

The Dewalt D25892K-B5 Max Demolition Hammer is a powerful and versatile tool that is perfect for a variety of demolition applications, including breaking up concrete and masonry, removing old plaster and stucco, and digging trenches.