Demolition hammer Fieldmann FDBK 201301-E SDS Max, 1300 W, 15 J, 10 kg, 230 V

Fieldmann FDBK 201301-E SDS Max demolition hammer is a corded power tool designed for heavy-duty chiselling and breaking in construction and renovation tasks. It is driven by a 1300 W electric motor at 230 V and produces an impact energy of up to 15 J. The tool uses an SDS Max chuck for secure, quick tool changes and is supplied as a 10 kg unit intended for sustained demolition work on concrete and masonry.

Advantages

The demolition hammer combines high impact energy with an SDS Max attachment system to provide reliable chisel retention and quick bit replacement. Its 1300 W motor delivers consistent power for repetitive breaking and chiselling operations. A balanced design and the specified mass support effective energy transfer to the working tool, while the SDS Max interface reduces downtime during bit changes.

Suitable for

• Breaking and chiselling concrete slabs and foundations
• Removing masonry and brickwork
• Renovation and professional repair works requiring high-impact performance
• Construction site demolition tasks

Key specifications

• Power supply: 230 V (mains electric)
• Rated power: 1300 W
• Impact energy: up to 15 J
• Tool holder: SDS Max
• Weight: 10 kg

How to use

Before using the demolition hammer, inspect the work area and wear appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses, hearing protection and gloves. Securely connect the tool to a 230 V mains supply with appropriate grounding. Fit an SDS Max bit by inserting it into the chuck until it locks; verify it is firmly retained. Operate the tool with both hands using the main and auxiliary handles, apply steady pressure and let the hammer’s impact do the work rather than forcing it. For overhead or angled work, ensure stable stance and additional support for the workpiece where possible. After use, disconnect power and store the tool and accessories in a dry place.

Usage recommendations

The demolition hammer is intended for heavy chiselling and breaking of concrete and masonry. For efficient, long-lasting operation, use appropriately hardened SDS Max bits for the material you are working on, avoid excessive side loads on the bit, and allow the motor to cool during extended continuous use. Follow local electrical safety requirements when connecting to the mains.