Recensioni dei clienti per VEVOR Martello Demolitore per Calcestruzzo 3500W 2 Punte a Scalpello per 1900BPM, Kit di Martello Demolitore Elettrico 220V per Lavorazione su Cemento Mattoni Piastrelle Demolizione per Muro 60J 3500W

This worked great for cutting out a 2x2x3 footer, after I cut through a 5 inch slab of concrete. I must say I am impressed with the quality and price point. VEVOR is quickly becoming my new go to for anything I can find on their site. I also got the additional attachments, which is nice well worth the extra money to have these extra attachments.

Amazing product for the price. Worked for exactly what I need when I needed to go through some shale…and still waiting for more.

Seems to be built well and is working well so far have not used a lot yet though. Happy with purchase

Great product for the price. Took out a concrete wall and cost me less then if I had to rent tool with bits from home depot.

Muy facil de manejar y viene completo. Con un maletín de transporte muy práctico. Solo necesita las instrucciones también en español

We bought one to knock back the rock hill to expand our garage. We didn't know what to expect based on the price (inexpensive compared to others). To our surprise, it was quality and could take a beating. We dropped it accidentally from about 8 feet. You would have never known it, if we did spill the beans. The workhorse was so exceptional we bought a second. The garage is still in process but the work is much easier than before (pick and axe). We will continue to buy Vevor tools after purchasing this surprisingly superior product.

You will not find better value anywhere else. I am generally set on Milwaukee, especially for my cordless collection, which is all M18, M12, and Fuel. However, I could not justify spending over 1K on a concrete breaker / jack-hammer for demolition work. Most of the jack-hammering / concrete-breaking I do is specific to either drain work (relocation of basement and/or main floor toilet, shower, sink, or kitchen drains in the concrete pad) or landscaping (removal of old concrete stones, patio blocks, etc when I need to re-grade the area around the house and clear space to build decks). For this reason, I do not require a world-beater, but rather something that will be reliable and perform efficiently. The Vevor Demotion Jack Hammer 2200W fits the bill perfectly. In the short time that I have owned it, I have already broken up over 15 sq ft of 5-inch thick pour concrete patio slabs, and parts of a poured concrete 5-inch main-floor pad to relocate and install new drains for a kitchen and bath remodel on a home with no basement. The Vevor Jack Hammer has performed admirably in all use-cases, making relatively short work of anything thrown at it. In the past, I may have attempted to use my SDS-Max rotary drill in chisel mode for the internal plumbing work, but I am glad I opted to use the VEVOR tool this time around... ...it just made things so much quicker. I have owned the tool for less than six months, so I can not speak to the long-term durability. However, at the current price-point, especially when factoring in that it comes with several chisel bits, there is no other mainstream option that can compete with respect to price/performance. Obviously, my hope is that it will hold up well over multiple house-flips, renovations, remodels, and demolitions... ...that I will still be leveraging it 2 - 3 years from now without issue. Still, given the cost of just renting something similar as a one-off via one of the local hardware stores, if I get through 3 or more full renovations/remodels, this tool will have already paid for itself. As with any other tool, make sure you take care of it and perform proper maintenance --- Wipe it down and ensure there is no dust build-up in the air in-take / fan area after each use, check the hydraulic oil level regularly, and inspect the power cord after each use. If you follow this approach, I expect the tool will indeed hold up and last well beyond expectation.

Works great! I used it to take down a large waterfall fountain: cinder block wall with field stone face. Block had concrete and rebar in the holes. This tool handled it. In the U.S. it worked on a 120V -15 Amp circuit, no blown breakers, even with 50 ft exten. cord. I tried feeding it 220V power and while the extra power seemed nice, the timing of the strike/hit was not right so it was hard to get the tool to engage. And i burned up the tool in a couple hours. So do not try this! I bought a second one and had it n 2 days. Still going strong.

Awesome tool and a great company to deal with . We are very happy. Also purchased a smaller version and it perfroms perfectly as well. Only complaint is that niether tool uses my old Kango hammer bits.

Pude comprobar que puede con todo me encanta y por el precio no se diga potente y económico recomendable