XTDH107 11kg Demolition Hammer for Concrete Breaking

The XTDH107 11kg Electric Demolition Hammer is a corded breaker designed for concrete demolition, masonry removal, floor breaking and construction-related chiselling applications.

Its 1500W rated input power and 25J impact energy provide strong hammering force for compatible demolition jobs where a standard drill or smaller rotary hammer may not deliver enough breaking performance.

The machine operates on a rated electrical supply of 220V at 50Hz. Its corded construction provides direct electric power wherever a compatible socket and properly rated electrical connection are available.

The product is identified as an 11kg breaker classification, making it suitable primarily for downward, floor-level and demanding surface-breaking work.

25J Impact Energy

The XTDH107 delivers a listed impact energy of 25 joules.

Impact energy represents the striking force transferred through the chisel into the working material. The 25J rating supports compatible breaking and chiselling applications involving concrete, masonry and similar construction surfaces.

Actual breaking performance will depend on:

• Concrete hardness
• Material thickness
• Chisel type
• Chisel condition
• Working angle
• Electrical-supply stability
• Operator technique
• Duration of operation

Allow the machine’s hammering mechanism to perform the breaking work. Excessive downward pressure can reduce control and place unnecessary load on the machine.

1500W Corded Electric Operation

The demolition hammer has a rated input power of 1500W.

It should be connected to electrical wiring, sockets and extension cables capable of supporting its power requirement. An undersized or excessively long extension cable may cause voltage drop, cable heating and reduced machine performance.

Before connecting the machine:

• Inspect the power cable
• Check the plug for damage
• Confirm that the socket is secure
• Keep connections away from water
• Ensure the switch is in the off position
• Verify that the chisel is locked correctly

Do not use the machine with damaged insulation, exposed wiring or a loose electrical connection.

Listed 1300 RPM No-Load Speed

The machine has a listed no-load speed of 1300 RPM.

This figure should remain as listed until the manufacturer confirms whether it refers to rotational speed or impact frequency.

Avoid using alternative values such as 1300 BPM, 1800 BPM or another impact rate unless they are printed on the product label or stated in an official technical document.

11kg Breaker Classification

The product is identified as an 11kg breaker.

This larger breaker format is most practical for demanding downward applications such as floor, slab and foundation-surface breaking. It may require greater operator strength and control than smaller demolition hammers.

The 11kg figure should be presented as the breaker classification rather than an exact verified net weight unless the physical machine is weighed or an official specification confirms it.

Pointed Chisel for Concentrated Breaking

A pointed demolition chisel is fitted to the machine.

The pointed design concentrates the impact force into a smaller contact area, making it useful for:

• Starting cracks
• Breaking hard concrete
• Creating an initial demolition point
• Removing concentrated masonry sections
• Breaking suitable floor surfaces
• Chiselling around damaged concrete

The exact chisel length, diameter and shank size are not provided. These measurements should be added only after checking the supplied chisel.

Dual-Handle Operating Design

The machine has a rear operating handle and a front support-grip arrangement.

Using both hands helps the operator maintain better control while positioning the chisel and managing the machine’s weight and vibration.

Maintain a balanced stance and keep the power cable away from the chisel and working area. The tool should be disconnected from electricity before the chisel is inspected, adjusted or replaced.

Suitable for Concrete and Slab Breaking

The XTDH107 can be considered for compatible concrete-demolition applications such as:

• Concrete-floor breaking
• Slab demolition
• Foundation-surface removal
• Damaged concrete removal
• Concrete repair preparation
• Civil-maintenance work
• Renovation and remodelling
• Construction-site demolition

Breaking speed will depend on the strength, reinforcement and thickness of the concrete.

Do not use the demolition hammer directly against hidden structural reinforcement without assessing the work area.

Suitable for Masonry Removal

The machine can also support suitable masonry-demolition work involving:

• Brickwork
• Block walls
• Cement layers
• Tile beds
• Masonry sections
• Old construction surfaces
• Renovation debris
• Plaster-backed hard layers

Test the breaker on a controlled section before beginning large-scale demolition.

Intended for Chiselling and Breaking

The XTDH107 is intended for demolition and chiselling work.

It should not be described as a rotary drill or hole-drilling machine unless the product has a separately confirmed rotation function. The supplied information confirms breaker-style operation rather than rotary drilling.

Safe Operating Guidance

Wear appropriate personal protective equipment, including:

• Safety glasses or face shield
• Hearing protection
• Heavy-duty gloves
• Protective footwear
• Suitable dust mask or respirator
• Protective work clothing

Check the working area for hidden electrical wires, water lines, gas pipes and structural reinforcement before demolition begins.

Inspect the chisel regularly. Do not use a chisel that is cracked, bent, heavily worn or incorrectly fitted.

The available information does not provide a continuous-duty rating. Follow appropriate operating and cooling periods instead of running the machine continuously without breaks.