Scheppach AB1700 50 J Demolition Hammer

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€128.65 – Maxoutil

With 1,700 watts, a percussion force of 50 joules and 2,000 blows per minute, the AB1700 demolition hammer from Scheppach is a real powerhouse that works easily through walls and concrete with its net weight of 14 kg.
Thanks to the two Soft-Grip handles, the device remains secure in the hand while working.
The AB1700 is supplied with a pointed chisel and a flat chisel, as well as a metal case.
Tiles, walls, concrete foundations: nothing resists the AB1700 demolition hammer from Scheppach.
With a motor power of 1,700 watts, an individual impact force of 50 joules and a speed of 2,000 blows per minute, it overcomes the hardest concrete.
The cable-connected demolition jackhammer is a powerful device for ground-level demolition work.
With the included 390 mm pointed chisel or 390 mm flat chisel equipment, demolishing walls, removing tiles or grinding foundations, stones and concrete blocks becomes child's play for workers, whether at home or on the construction site.
Thanks to the compact and slim construction, work in hard-to-reach places is also possible.
When it comes to demolition work, the demolition hammer is a useful device that makes the job easier.
Instead of manual work with a hammer and chisel, the chisel of the demolition hammer pierces the material to be removed and crushes it.
Demolition work therefore requires much less force and is done much more quickly and efficiently than by hand.
A high machine weight assists this process, as higher pressure can be applied.
The net weight of 14 kg ensures that the AB1700 demolition hammer works almost by itself in the ground.
The AB1700 features a 30mm hex tool seat.
Changing tools is done quickly and easily without additional tools, using a quick tensioner.
The demolition hammer always remains secure in the hand even during longer jobs with the two Soft-Grip handles.
The front handle can be adapted to different needs using a fixing screw.
The rear D-handle not only ensures ergonomic handling, but also makes it easier to remove the demolition hammer from ground rubble.
A metal box is part of the supplies for the transport and correct storage of the demolition hammer after the work.