Cordless Demolition Hammer Metabo SSEP 18 LTX BL MVT — Brushless, 18V, 3.2 cm Stroke, 3000 spm, 3.9 kg

The Metabo SSEP 18 LTX BL MVT is a cordless demolition hammer with a brushless motor designed for medium to heavy chipping and breaking work on concrete and masonry. Running on an 18 V battery platform, the tool produces up to 3000 strokes per minute with a 3.2 cm stroke length, delivering impact energy suitable for removal of tiles, localized demolition and rough chiselling. Weighing 3.9 kg (battery 700 g), the unit is engineered for a balance between portability and demolition performance while maintaining predictable vibration and sound characteristics for jobsite use.

Advantages

The brushless motor increases efficiency and reduces maintenance compared with brushed designs, resulting in longer runtime and consistent impact performance. Cordless operation on an 18 V system removes the need for a mains connection and increases jobsite mobility. A 3.2 cm stroke and up to 3000 spm provide high material removal rates for concrete and masonry tasks. The tool’s overall mass and ergonomic layout are intended to help control recoil and operator fatigue during extended use. Acoustic emissions are specified with a sound power level near 98 dB, allowing users to plan hearing protection and meet jobsite safety measures.

Suitable for

• Chipping and scaling concrete surfaces
• Breaking out masonry and brickwork
• Removing tiles, mortar and plaster
• Localized demolition and preparatory work for repair

Key specifications

• Power system: 18 V cordless (battery-powered)
• Motor type: brushless
• Stroke length: 3.2 cm
• Blows per minute: up to 3000 spm
• Weight (without battery): approximately 3.2 kg; weight with battery: 3.9 kg
• Typical battery weight reference: ~700 g
• Sound power level: 98 dB

How to use

Ensure the battery is correctly charged and fitted to the tool before starting work. Select an appropriate chisel or breaker bit compatible with the tool’s holder and secure it according to the manufacturer's instructions. Hold the tool firmly with both hands, align the bit with the target area and start at a moderate pace to establish control. For efficient removal, work in passes and let the tool’s impact do the cutting rather than applying excessive forward force. Replace or service accessories and the tool as needed, and follow routine checks for wear on bits and the tool’s fastening components.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment including eye and hearing protection and dust control measures when working. Match battery capacity to the expected workload to optimise runtime and consider spare batteries for extended jobs. For best results on reinforced concrete or very hard materials, use suitable hardened chisels and inspect the tool regularly for wear.