Demolition Hammer DeWalt D25832K-QS — 1100 W, 8.5 J impact energy

DeWalt D25832K-QS is a demolition hammer equipped with an 1100 W motor and 8.5 J of impact energy, designed for chiseling, breaking concrete, removing tiles and light-to-medium demolition work. The tool combines a robust housing with an SDS-max compatible tool holder to deliver sustained percussive force on construction and renovation sites. Its power rating and impact energy make it suitable for frequent professional use where controlled, high-impact performance is required.

Advantages

This demolition hammer provides reliable impact performance thanks to the 1100 W motor and 8.5 J impact energy, enabling efficient material removal and faster progress on site. The durable construction and ergonomic balance reduce operator fatigue during extended use. Compatibility with SDS-max accessories ensures quick bit changes and broad accessory availability for chiseling, scaling and tile removal tasks.

Suitable for

• Chiseling and removing concrete and masonry
• Tile and flooring removal during renovations
• Light-to-medium demolition on construction sites
• Preparing surfaces for new installations or repairs

Key specifications

• Motor power: 1100 W
• Impact energy: 8.5 J
• Tool holder type: SDS-max compatible
• Intended use: demolition, chiseling, tile removal

How to use

Before operation, inspect the tool and accessories for damage and select the correct SDS-max bit for the task. Fit the bit according to the manufacturer's guidance until it locks securely. Hold the hammer with both hands, position the chisel tip on the work surface, and apply steady pressure while allowing the tool’s percussion action to do the work. Use controlled strokes and avoid forcing the bit beyond its designed capacity. Switch the tool off and disconnect from the power source before changing accessories or performing maintenance.

Lietošanas ieteikumi

Operate the tool with appropriate personal protective equipment including eye and hearing protection, gloves and dust mask. Use suitable ventilation or dust extraction when working on materials that generate harmful dust. Match the bit type to the material and task, and allow regular cooling periods during prolonged operation to maintain tool longevity.