Features
- It is perfect for demolition, trenching, chipping, breaking holes in concrete, block, brick, tile stucco, housing foundation removal, concrete slab, oil chimney and much more!
- Adjustable 360 degree foregrip provides extra control that makes it easy to conveniently adjust based on the positioning you need for the job at hand
- Available for Home and Commercial with the voltage of 110v/60 HZ, it's suitable for you to use it at home and business
- It accepts 1-1/8 in. hex shank bits; Delivers 1800 BPM for fast demolition
- Including Electric Demolition Jack Hammer with 16" bull point chisel, 16" flat chisel, pair of protective gloves, protective goggles, hex wrenches
Specifications
| Color | ['Gray'] |
| Size | 2200Watt |
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This 2200 W electric demolition jackhammer is designed for breaking, chipping and trenching in concrete, block, brick, tile and similar materials, and operates on 110 V/60 Hz. It delivers about 1800 blows per minute, accepts 1-1/8 in. hex shank bits, features a 360° adjustable foregrip for positioning, and ships with 16" bull point and flat chisels, gloves, goggles and hex wrenches.
Project Ideas
Business
Small-Scale Residential Demolition Service
Offer targeted demo jobs homeowners need: removal of sidewalks, patios, interior tile, small foundation sections, or concrete countertops. Charge per square foot or per job, include debris hauling as an add-on, and emphasize fast turnarounds. Maintain liability insurance and obtain permits where required.
Jackhammer Rental with Training & PPE
Start a local rental service for homeowners and contractors: daily/weekly rates for the jackhammer plus optional delivery/pickup, quick on-site demo for safe operation, and rental of gloves/goggles. Add deposit and damage insurance; offer weekend packages for DIY projects.
Salvaged Concrete & Reclaimed Materials Supply
Break down old slabs and structures into marketable pieces — pavers, chunky planters, textured faces — sort and sell to landscapers, artists and DIYers. Create curated bundles (stepping-stone packs, decorative chunks) and list them on marketplaces or supply to garden centers.
Landscape / Site-Prep Subcontracting
Position as a niche subcontractor for landscapers and contractors who need slab removal, trenching for irrigation/electrical, or spot demolition. Bid per project or offer hourly rates; emphasize precision demo to protect surrounding structures and utilities.
Hands-On Workshops & Team-Building Events
Run paid workshops that teach safe demolition techniques and creative reuse of concrete (planters, mosaics, sculptures). Market to corporate groups for team-building, craft collectives, and community classes. Charge per participant and include materials and PPE in the fee.
Creative
Industrial Concrete Planters
Break up an old slab or large concrete block into clean-faced chunks, chisel and shape edges with the jackhammer, then seal and add drainage to create heavy-duty, modern planters. Mix sizes for tiered arrangements or paint/stain the faces for a custom look.
Rough Stone Sculpture Series
Use bull point and flat chisels to chip away at large concrete blocks or reinforced rubble to create abstract, geometric or figurative sculptures. Leave toolmarks for an industrial aesthetic, then finish with a concrete hardener and clear coat for outdoor display.
Reclaimed Mosaic Path & Stepping Stones
Create irregular pavers by breaking concrete into varied shapes and sizes, then lay them in mortar or compacted sand to form a mosaic pathway or patio. Combine with tile, glass fragments or bricks for color and texture contrasts.
Exposed Aggregate Table / Bench Top
Chip away the surface layer of a cured slab to expose aggregate, then grind and polish the top, fill pores with resin or sealer, and affix to a base to make a durable, industrial-style table or bench with unique surface patterns.
Custom Fire Pit & Outdoor Hearth
Use the jackhammer to trench and remove existing concrete to create a pit footprint, or break reinforced rings to fashion modular concrete blocks that stack into a custom fire pit. Finish edges and add heat-resistant mortar for safety.