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Demolition Hammers

What they can do

You won't get a rotary drilling function with a basic demolition hammer, but in exchange, you'll get a lot more chipping performance than you will with a combination hammer. Even light-duty models can take out 350 to 400 pounds of 5000-psi concrete per hour. And higher-amp models deliver enough impact force for such applications as breaking up sidewalk sections up to 6 inches thick. To absorb most of the pounding action, these demolition hammers typically have vibration-dampening handles to cushion the blow.

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