Demolition Hammer Zipper ZI-ABH1500 1550W 45J, SDS-max, auxiliary handle

The Zipper ZI-ABH1500 demolition hammer is a corded electric breaker designed for heavy-duty chipping and breaking tasks. With a rated input of 1550 W and an impact energy of 45 J, this tool uses an SDS-max tool holder and includes an auxiliary handle to improve control during prolonged use. It is intended for work on concrete, masonry and for removing tiles and other rigid coverings where high impact force and durability are necessary.

Advantages

The metal gearbox and robust housing provide increased durability under continuous operation. The 45 J impact energy delivers strong percussive force for efficient material removal. The SDS-max tool interface ensures secure bit retention and fast bit changes, while the auxiliary handle allows better leverage and reduced operator fatigue. A corded power supply provides steady performance without the need to recharge batteries.

Suitable for

• Breaking and chipping concrete slabs and foundations
• Removing tiles, screed and plaster
• Demolition of masonry walls and stone structures
• Preparing surfaces for structural repairs and renovations

Key specifications

• Power input: 1550 W
• Impact energy: 45 J (nominal)
• Tool holder: SDS-max
• Power supply: corded electric
• Auxiliary handle for improved control
• Suitable for heavy-duty demolition and chipping

How to use

Fit an appropriate SDS-max bit and secure it according to the tool holder instructions. Hold the demolition hammer with both hands, using the main and auxiliary handles to control the tool. Place the chisel or bit against the material surface and start the motor at the recommended setting. Apply steady pressure without forcing the tool; allow the hammer action to perform the cutting or chipping. Move systematically across the work area and stop periodically to inspect the bit and the tool for wear or overheating.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment — safety glasses, hearing protection, gloves and dust mask or respirator when working with concrete, masonry or tiles. Ensure stable footing and clear the work area of loose debris. Replace worn bits to maintain performance and check the power cord for damage before each use. For prolonged or high-load tasks, allow the motor to cool at intervals to prevent overheating.