Demolition Hammers

Bosch demolition hammers are built for professionals who need powerful tools to tackle heavy-duty demolition tasks with efficiency and control. Engineered for exceptional impact energy, they break through concrete, masonry, and other tough materials with ease. Vibration control technology helps improve user comfort, while ergonomic designs support better handling during long work sessions. With rugged construction and dependable performance, these demolition hammers help reduce downtime and deliver consistent results, making them a trusted choice for demanding jobsite challenges.

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About Bosch Demolition Hammers

What is the difference between a demolition hammer and a breaker?

A demolition hammer is a versatile tool suitable for use on both vertical and horizontal surfaces. It is often used for breaking up smaller slabs, walls, and floors. A breaker generally offers higher power and is typically suited for horizontal surfaces, such as breaking larger concrete slabs. Due to its weight and power, a breaker may be less practical for vertical work.

Why are Bosch demolition hammers corded?

Bosch demolition hammers are corded to provide consistent power for demanding jobs. While cordless tools can offer greater flexibility, corded models help maintain steady performance during extended concrete-breaking tasks.

What safety features do Bosch demolition hammers offer?

Bosch demolition hammers incorporate vibration reduction technology aimed at helping reduce user fatigue and strain during prolonged use. Many models also feature ergonomic designs intended to improve grip and control, supporting user comfort and safety.

Can I use a Bosch demolition hammer for tile removal?

Bosch demolition hammers can be used for tile removal, especially when paired with appropriate chisel attachments. They are often chosen for breaking and lifting floor tiles during remodeling projects.

What is the impact energy range of Bosch demolition hammers?

Bosch demolition hammers offer impact energy ranging approximately from 5.7 ft-lbs. EPTA to 17.0 ft-lbs. EPTA, making them adaptable to a variety of demolition tasks, from smaller jobs to larger concrete removal.