Demolition hammer Fiskars model 1020218 short split L

Demolition hammer Fiskars model 1020218 short split L is a handheld tool designed for controlled demolition and precise breaking tasks. Intended for short-format use, this tool provides concentrated impact force for light-to-medium demolition, chisel and split applications. It is suitable for removing tiles, cutting through mortar, breaking plaster and loosening small masonry parts during renovation and repair work.

Advantages

This Fiskars short split L demolition hammer offers a compact design that improves maneuverability in confined spaces while delivering consistent impact energy for targeted removal work. The tool's balance and ergonomic shaping reduce user fatigue during prolonged use. Its construction is engineered to provide reliable striking performance and compatibility with standard chisel and splitting bits for versatile application on different materials.

Suitable for

• Removal of ceramic and stone tiles
• Breaking and chipping plaster and thin masonry
• Controlled splitting of small concrete sections
• Preparation of surfaces for renovation and repair

Key specifications

• Tool type: handheld demolition hammer for short-format tasks
• Application: chisel and split operations on tile, plaster, masonry and concrete
• Design focus: compact and balanced for work in confined areas
• Compatibility: accepts standard chisel and splitting bits suitable for short demolition jobs
• Intended work intensity: light-to-medium demolition and renovation tasks

How to use

Secure the chosen chisel or splitting bit in the tool according to the manufacturer's fastening method and ensure it is firmly seated. Position the tool perpendicular to the work surface and apply steady, controlled strikes to begin removing material. Work progressively from edges or joints toward the center to avoid excessive stress on the substrate. Maintain a firm grip and correct body stance to control rebound and guide the demolition accurately.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses, hearing protection and gloves. For improved efficiency and safety, inspect bits for wear before use, work in short intervals to avoid overheating the tool, and select bit types matched to the material being removed. When working in enclosed spaces, ensure adequate ventilation and clear surrounding area of loose debris.