Reseñas de clientes para Martillo demoledor VEVOR, martillo demoledor eléctrico de alta resistencia de 2100 W, martillo demoledor industrial de 1650 BPM para hormigón, incluye 1 cincel de punta, 1 cincel plano, guantes y gafas protectoras.

For out first concrete project the crew needed to demo an existing concrete area and the Vevor Demo J. Hammer ripped right through it.

Great tool good quality and works really well.Only one issue with tool is that the bit does not seem to lock In and tool falls out when operating the hammer I would buy again

Aún no he podido probar el producto pero creo que funcionara bien

Martelo muito forte e resistente. Bela compra

This tool has been amazing. Demolition of concrete pool deck (with rebar and wire mesh) is moving along nicely. Keep in mind this tool is heavy. It needs to be to punch through 4inch concrete. I would recommend this to any homeowner. I would, however, buy fresh hydraulic oil. Not sure what that is that came with it…

This is exactly the product you should expect for the price point. It’s heavy, it vibrates, and it breaks concrete. It’s exactly what I expected.

The warranty. It’s great.

This is a beast, I used to use B o sch and that holds a high level respect. This vevor banger is up there for sure!! Light work of the job at hand. Still got more to go but here current progress! Highly recommend! And the price is a third of the others

Awsome demolition hammer. This dude isn't small or light weight. It's heavy and hits hard. No problem breaking up 4 " thick concrete. It's about 36 " tall with the chipping bit attached. Saved me a lot of time using this tool. Happy I bought it. Remember to add oil to gear casing instructions are hard to read. And use grease on the tool end that inserts into hammer.

It's honestly surprising how good the quality is for the price. It's not a Hilti or Bosch, but for occasional jobs, it gets the job done without any issues. I wouldn't want to run it for hours every day, but that's not what I bought it for. Most of the time I'm breaking concrete for 20 minutes, then spending the next while moving the debris. For that kind of use, it's been excellent. Where I live, renting a professional jackhammer costs more than half of what I paid for this one. Rent twice and you've already spent more than the purchase price—and you still don't own a jackhammer. For DIYers or even professionals who only need to break concrete occasionally rather than all day, every day, this is an easy recommendation. Don't forget to read the setup instructions and add the oil they give you.