Electric Hammers That BreakConcrete, Not Budgets
From breaking concrete slabs to demolishing structural walls, an electric hammer needs to deliver consistent impact power without wearing out your crew — or your equipment budget. Bravix electric hammers and concrete breakers are built for construction, renovation, and industrial maintenance teams who need dependable demolition power on demand.
The Line Up
Featured 2400W Demolition Hammer
The 2400W demolition hammer is the confirmed model today. The 2000W concrete breaker and remaining catalogue SKUs drop directly into this layout as specs and imagery are finalised.
Best For
- Wall & Structural Demolition
- Concrete Breaking
- Industrial Maintenance
Ideal For
- Construction Contractors
- Demolition Crews
- Facility Maintenance Teams
Pricing, availability and full specifications are confirmed on the Moglix listing or on enquiry.
Specification Logic
How to Choose an Electric Hammer
Five decisions decide whether a hammer survives the job site. Work through them in order — impact energy first, tool-holder compatibility last.
Impact Energy (Joules)
Higher impact energy delivers greater force for heavy-duty breaking and demolition, while lower impact energy provides better control for chiselling and lighter applications.
Power Rating (Watts)
Power rating indicates the tool's ability to maintain consistent performance and power output under demanding loads and extended use.
Application Type
Application type defines whether the tool is designed for heavy-duty breaking, precise chiselling, or versatile combination use across different applications.
Weight and Handling
Tool weight and ergonomic handling influence control, manoeuvrability, and operator comfort, especially during prolonged use.
Chisel/Tool-Holder Type
Chisel/tool-holder type determines attachment compatibility, with SDS-Max or equivalent systems supporting a wide range of compatible chisels and accessories.
Non Negotiable
Safety Essentials
VIBRATION & HEARING
Use anti-vibration gloves and hearing protection during extended use to reduce vibration, noise, and discomfort.
CHECK BEFORE USE
Check chisels and tool bits for wear or damage before each job to ensure safe operation.
TAKE BREAKS
Take regular breaks during long shifts to reduce vibration exposure and operator fatigue.
Where It Works
Where Electric Hammers Are Used
Concrete & Structural Demolition
Breaking concrete slabs, walls and foundations, with the power needed for demanding structural demolition and heavy-duty site work.
Renovation & Retrofit
Removing tiles, concrete sections and old structures during renovation, refurbishment and retrofit projects.
Industrial Maintenance
Handling routine breaking, chiselling and material removal across industrial sites, plants, facilities and maintenance projects.
Road & Pavement Breaking
Breaking through concrete roads, pavements and hard surfaces for repair, replacement and infrastructure work.
FAQs
Before You Buy
Demolition hammers are typically used for wall and structural breaking, while concrete breakers are optimised for slab and pavement work. Power and impact energy are the key differentiators — see the comparison guide for details.
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