Hikoki Hex Demolition Hammer 28.5mm, 2000W, 57.7J Impact Energy H90SGWAZ

HiKOKI Hex Demolition Hammer 28.5mm H90SGWAZ

The HiKOKI H90SGWAZ Hex Demolition Hammer 28.5mm is a heavy-duty breaker for chiselling, ripping foundations and digging grooves and channels in concrete. Its 2,000W motor delivers 57.7J of impact energy (EPTA) at 1,000 blows per minute, while User Vibration Protection (UVP) with two front dampers keeps vibration from the chisel to a minimum. The 28.5mm hex universal tool holder accepts standard bits, collarless holding-groove bits and pneumatic air tool bits. With an aluminium housing body, ergonomic double-layered soft-grip handles and a 4m cable, it is built for contractors, demolition crews and infrastructure maintenance teams.

HiKOKI Hex Demolition Hammer 28.5mm Features

• 57.7J Impact Energy
  A 2,000W rated input motor generates 57.7J of impact energy (EPTA) at 1,000 BPM for demanding breaking and demolition work.

• UVP User Vibration Protection
  A shock-absorbing design with two front dampers keeps vibration from the chisel to a minimum, with a declared vibration of 10.1 m/s² in full-load chiselling.

• Universal 28.5mm Hex Tool Holder
  Accepts three types of hex shank bits: standard bits, collarless holding-groove bits and pneumatic or air tool bits.

• Ergonomic Soft-Grip Handles
  Double-layered handles with a soft grip and a low vibration handle improve control and comfort during long breaking jobs.

• Aluminium Housing Body
  An aluminium housing body is built for heavy-duty site use.

• Supplied Ready for Work
  Comes with a side handle, a hexagon bar wrench for M6 and four bolts, plus a 4m power cable for reach on site.

Application Fields

• Concrete Demolition
  Breaking slabs, walls and structures during demolition and renovation work.

• Foundation Work
  Ripping out foundations and heavy concrete sections on construction sites.

• Trenching and Channeling
  Digging grooves and channels in concrete for drainage, cables and utility lines.

• Infrastructure Maintenance
  Breaking concrete during repairs of pavements, kerbs, manholes and utility access points.

• General Contracting
  Heavy-duty chiselling and breaking tasks for contractors and demolition crews.