Klantbeoordelingen voor VEVOR Sloophamer, 2200 W, elektrische sloophamer, zwaar, 1400 BPM betonbreker, 4 beitels, handschoenen

Worked very well breaking 4-6” concrete. As cheap buying as renting and a lot cheaper the big name hammers. Well worth the money

Bon matériel. Prevoir huile (fournie mais pas en quantité suffisante) et graisse pour la mise en service.

This tool works well—-especially for the price. At $160 you can’t beat it. I was replacing a Hilti demolition hammer so I will admit the quality isn’t as good the Hilti but it’s also $2k for a new Hilti. This does the job and you don’t have to worry if it gets stolen or not.

So, the instructions indicate that this tool is rated at 1700 watts. That's the stated current that it draws or pulls, if you will, when in use. The 3500 watt statement is misleading because this tool only pulls 1700 watts from the power source. 3500 watt should be removed from the description entirely as it means nothing as to performance. I tested this to make sure it is operational and it is and I will update this review at a later date on how it operates with concrete. As far as price: 4 out of 5 stars because I discovered after I ordered that this is presently on sale at Lowe's dotcom for $15 less, plus they offer a 3 year extended warranty for $22.

Worked really well for me, did a couple sump hole in old cement floors and handled it well. Would buy another product for sure :)

Beets my expectations on all aspects. Weight, vibration controle, and most of all size verses capabilities. Only draw back storage case has no space for extra tools(spuds) Let alone the ones it comes with like watching randy tring to put his arms down in the movie christmas story when he is all bundled up.

Every once in a while when it warms up it gets stuck just pick it up hold the trigger and smack the tool end on the ground works again for about 5 min

Acheté en septembre 2024, quasiment pas utilisé, ne fonctionne déjà plus. J'appuie sur le bouton mais rien ne se passe.

The jack hammer has been working well for a small basement floor job. We used the wide chisel bit for taking off self-leveling cement and the small chisel and pointed bit for busting up the concrete floor. The only issue has been that the end of the pointed chisel broke off after about 2 minutes of work.

Used to break up some concrete and dig a trench through rocky soil. Worked well and helped make a daunting jog doable.