Power [W]: 1600
Shock: electropneumatic
Application: Concrete, reinforced concrete, brick
Handle: Hex
Impact energy [J]: 70
Voltage [V]: 220-240
Number of strokes [1 / min]: 1900
Number of revolutions [1 / min]: 0
Features of work: forging
Product description
The most powerful (70J) oil-cooled demolition hammer (5W30) in its class

Designed for the demolition of reinforced concrete, e.g. footings, slabs reinforced with A-III and A-0 steel, forcing ceilings or compacting the soil with the appropriate tip (YT-47385 sold separately)

Passes the exam in horizontal forging thanks to the short stroke of the piston and high frequency of impact (Not causing the effect of pushing the operator together with the hammer from the wall when held horizontally, instead of forging which is characteristic of many hammer designs on the market)

Effective oil cooling protects the machine against overheating during hard work and thanks to the lower viscosity than grease, it causes lower frictional resistance in the mechanism, significantly extending the service life

The anti-vibration handle protects the hammer operator against the adverse effects of vibrations and reduces fatigue caused by holding the hammer in operation

The large diameter of the piston of the electropneumatic mechanism guarantees high energy of a single blow (up to 70J), which allows for effective chipping of a large volume of concrete per unit of working time

The Hex handle (diameter 30mm) works with self-sharpening chisels for reinforced concrete, paddles for digging in hard ground, a soil compactor and classic pointed chisels up to wide chisels (35, 75, 125mm). Yato index range from YT-47370 to YT-47385)

Tags: forging foundations; soil compaction; concrete removal; forging reinforced concrete; demolition hammer, jackhammer, demolition works; demolition works; forging a pavement; digging in solid ground; jumper; vibrating plate; good hammer; solid forging hammer;

Parameters
Power [W]: 1600
Shock: electropneumatic
Application: Concrete, reinforced concrete, brick
Handle: Hex
Impact energy [J]: 70
Voltage [V]: 220-240
Number of strokes [1 / min]: 1900
Number of revolutions [1 / min]: 0
Features of work: forging