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SucceBuy Vevor 1400W 2900 BPM Electric Jackhammer on sale from $43.52 - $5 off when you apply promo code
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Product Details:
- A 1400W industrial motor with 19J impact energy is designed to complete concrete and metalworking projects quickly and precisely. It is intended for professionals and home users. This high-strength alloy chuck is highly durable, and is corrosion resistance for long-term use.
- The upgraded shock absorption structure, adding more springs, can save more effort. The bigger trigger switch provides you a more comfortable control experience. The spring design is not easy to break, avoiding hand injuries, and obtaining more safety.
- Continuously working can be tiring. That is why we provide you with optimal comfort! The 360°rotary handle reduces fatigue during prolonged work. It provides accuracy and precision in some relatively narrow places. The demolition hammer is also equipped with a suitcase for carrying conveniently.
- The efficient cooling system effectively cools the motor to improve the concrete breaker's life span. The engine will be at low temperatures even after a hard day at work.
- The 110V power demolition drills & hammers include 2 chisel bits (flat chisel and point chisel). It is perfect for demolition, trenching, chipping, and breaking holes in concrete, block, brick, and tile. It is also ideal for various applications such as pipeline, mechanical installation, drainage facilities construction, interior decoration, and much more!
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All those lead to "it depends." Concrete is harder than some surfaces but softer than solid rock like granite. And concrete strength varies. If it was weak bagged 2500 psi stuff, a hammer drill can put enough holes to make a stress fault that'll just break when lifted. If it's 7000 psi with large aggregate that's 50 year old, I wouldn't even mess with it myself at this point but hire someone. Some old concrete is a pain even with a hammer on an excavator.
That said, residential stuff usually isn't that bad, and this will likely do the job. The part I don't like about the tool for a slab is how short it is, so you'll be bent over the entire time. 18lbs and 19J isn't very big for a hammer though, so it should be very manageable.
I would suggest renting one as well.
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