Concrete Breaker Makita HM1812 2000 W 870 bpm Black Blue

The Makita HM1812 concrete breaker is a heavy-duty demolition tool equipped with a 2000 W motor and a striking rate of 870 blows per minute. Designed for breaking concrete, asphalt and masonry, this breaker combines high power with an ergonomic layout to support extended periods of work. Its robust housing and components are intended to withstand demanding jobsite conditions while delivering consistent impact force for efficient material removal.

Advantages

The tool provides strong impact energy and a high blow frequency for fast removal of hardened materials, while its ergonomic handle design reduces operator fatigue during prolonged use. Durable construction and quality components contribute to long service life under continuous work. Simple controls and a balanced form factor support precise handling on a variety of demolition tasks.

Suitable for

• Breaking reinforced and non-reinforced concrete
• Removing asphalt and road surfaces
• Demolition of masonry and block walls
• Chiseling and rough surface preparation prior to repairs

Key specifications

• Motor power: 2000 W
• Impact rate: 870 blows per minute
• Tool type: concrete breaker / demolition hammer
• Application: heavy-duty demolition of concrete, asphalt and masonry
• Design features: ergonomic handle and robust housing for jobsite use

How to use

Secure the work area and wear appropriate personal protective equipment including eye, ear and respiratory protection. Select the correct chisel or bit for the task and ensure it is firmly mounted according to the tool's insertion method. Start the breaker at a low angle to position the bit, then apply steady pressure while allowing the tool's impact action to break the material. Avoid forcing the tool; let the breaker’s weight and impact rate perform the work. Periodically inspect the bit and tool for wear or damage and replace components as needed.

Usage recommendations

For consistent performance, use the breaker for tasks matching its power class and allow cooling periods during extended continuous operation. Maintain the tool according to the manufacturer's service schedule, keep vents clear of dust and debris, and use replacement bits rated for demolition work to ensure safety and longevity.