Supply demolition hammers

Start by matching the tool to your project: decide on corded or cordless, check the power rating, hammer action, and SDS plus compatibility. For heavy brickwork and concrete, look for higher wattage options from brands like Makute or Total; for lighter tasks, cordless 20V tools from Total or Ingco offer mobility. Ensure the accessory kit includes SDS bits and chisels compatible with the tool.

The SDS plus system is the essential interface that secures the bit while allowing easy changes and efficient hammering. It enables better energy transfer, reduced bit wear, and easier bit removal after tough jobs. In our supply demolition hammers lineup you’ll find SDS plus models from brands like Ingco and Makute, so you can swap compatible bits and build your accessory range with confidence.

Beginner users should start with lighter, cordless options for mobility, while professionals need higher-powered corded models for heavy demolition. Corded models in our range deliver consistent power for long sessions, whereas cordless 20V tools from Total and Ingco offer flexibility in tight spaces. Choose based on the job type, from quick interior fixes to extensive concrete removal.

Keep the tool clean and free of dust after use, inspect the SDS chuck for wear, and use only compatible bits. Blow out vents and lubricate where the manufacturer recommends, and store batteries with partial charge to prolong life. Always follow safety guidelines and the tool’s manual for mounting accessories and operating procedures to ensure longevity.

Pair your demolition hammers with a quality SDS plus hammer drill bits set to cover common chiseling tasks, such as concrete and masonry work. Look for compatible chisels and a selection of bits from brands like Ingco to expand your options. Don’t forget safety gear and a sturdy carrying case to keep everything organized.

Battery and power source compatibility should drive your buying decision. If you choose cordless, confirm the voltage and ensure you have compatible chargers and spare batteries for your cordless kit. For corded models, check the plug type and regional voltage compatibility to avoid issues on site. Our listings include both 20V lithium‑ion options and robust corded models from trusted brands, so you can choose based on your typical work environment.