Demolition Hammer: 1,020 to 2,040 BPM MPN:D25901K

Introducing Dewalt Demolition Hammer - 1,020 to 2,040 BPM, a powerful tool designed for tearing down walls, breaking concrete and demolishing heavy materials. Featuring an impressive 120V power output, this demolition hammer packs quite a punch without the need for fuel or gas. With a striking frequency of up to 2040 blows per minute and an efficient design that minimizes user fatigue, the Dewalt Demolition Hammer delivers exceptional performance in any setting. Its ergonomic grip, lightweight construction, and ease of use make it perfect for both professionals and DIY enthusiasts who want to get their project done quickly and efficiently without breaking the bank. From constructing buildings to repairing damaged surfaces or tearing down old structures - there's no job too big for this versatile tool. Get your Dewalt Demolition Hammer today and start tearing down barriers!

Top product features:

• Blows Per Minute: This demolition hammer delivers an impressive frequency of up to 2040 blows per minute which enables users to work much faster and accomplish their projects in a shorter amount of time.
• Lightweight Construction: Weighing only 36.72 pounds, this tool is lightweight, easy to handle, and minimizes user fatigue during extended use making it perfect for both professionals and DIY enthusiasts who want to get their project done quickly and efficiently without breaking the bank.
• Electric Power Type: This electric demolition hammer requires no fuel or gas providing a cleaner and safer alternative that is also more cost-effective in the long run since it doesn't require frequent refills or replacement of consumables.

Top product applications:

• Breaking up concrete, rocks, and asphalt surfaces to clear debris and make room for new construction.
• Demolition work in both commercial and residential settings where heavy-duty demolition is required like in renovations or remodeling projects.
• Heavy-duty chipping, splitting, or crushing jobs such as breaking up large rocks into smaller pieces for use in landscaping, construction materials, and road paving projects.