Demolition Hammer DeWALT D25981-QS 2100 W 31 kg

The DeWALT D25981-QS demolition hammer is a heavy-duty electric tool designed for professional demolition of concrete and masonry. Equipped with a 2100 W motor and a robust construction, this 31 kg hammer delivers sustained impact force for breaking, chipping and removing hard materials. Its compact layout and ergonomic handle arrangement support work in constrained spaces and on renovation sites where reliable power and durability are required.

Advantages

The tool combines high input power with a reinforced mechanism to provide long service life and consistent breaking performance. A compact design contributes to easier handling in tight areas, while build quality reduces downtime and maintenance. Low-frequency active vibration control reduces user fatigue and improves control during prolonged use, supporting safer and more productive operation.

Suitable for

• Demolition of concrete slabs and foundations
• Removing masonry and brickwork
• Breaking up reinforced concrete in renovation projects
• Heavy-duty chipping and surface preparation

Key specifications

• Input power: 2100 W
• Weight: 31 kg
• Tool type: Demolition hammer for heavy-duty applications
• Design: Compact housing for improved maneuverability in confined spaces
• Vibration control: Active vibration reduction system to lower felt vibration

How to use

Before use, verify the workplace is clear of hazards and wear appropriate personal protective equipment including eye, ear and respiratory protection. Secure the workpiece or mark the breaking area, select a suitable chisel or bit for the material and fit it according to the manufacturer's instructions. Hold the tool firmly with both hands, position the chisel against the work surface and apply steady pressure while allowing the hammer to deliver impacts; avoid forcing the tool. Periodically stop to inspect the bit and the tool, and allow cooling if used continuously for extended periods.

Usage recommendations

Use the DeWALT D25981-QS with bits matched to the material and task, maintain a firm two-handed grip, and plan for breaks during long work periods to manage heat and reduce fatigue. Ensure mains supply and protective devices are appropriate for a 2100 W power tool and follow local safety regulations for demolition work.