Royce Demolition Hammer 2800W
Original price was: KSh23,000.00.KSh20,999.00Current price is: KSh20,999.00.
The flagship Royce Heavy-Duty (Xtreme) 2800W Demolition Hammer is a budget-friendly, high-impact industrial jackhammer designed for serious concrete breaking, tile removal, foundation demolition, and trenching.
Core Technical Specifications
| Feature | Specification |
| Input Power | 2800 Watts |
| Impact Energy | 75 Joules (High crushing force per blow) |
| Impact Rate | 1,500 Beats Per Minute (BPM) |
| Voltage / Frequency | 220–240V / 50–60Hz |
| Weight Class | Approximately 10 kg (22 lbs) |
| Max Chuck Capacity | 96 mm (Heavy-duty hex system) |
Design & Convenience Details
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Vertical Motor Configuration: The motor is positioned vertically rather than horizontally along the barrel. This layout maximizes mechanical durability, evenly distributes downward working weight, and minimizes structural wear under constant heavy vibration.
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360° Adjustable D-Handle: The forward auxiliary handle can rotate completely around the barrel. This lets you orient your body safely and comfortably whether you are breaking down vertical walls or chipping up flat concrete floors.
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Tool-Free Carbon Brush Replacement: The motor casing features external access ports. When the carbon brushes wear out over time, you can unscrew the caps and swap them out directly with a coin or standard flat screwdriver without taking the whole machine apart.
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Anti-Vibration Rubber Overmold: The main D-handle is insulated with shock-absorbing rubber to reduce operator fatigue and minimize the transfer of intense vibration directly into your forearms and shoulders.
What it comes with: This machine typically ships in a hard storage case alongside two heavy-duty SDS/Hex demolition chisels (one point bit for cracking dense rock/concrete and one flat chisel bit for broad chipping/tile removal).
Are you looking to replace parts (like adding fresh grease or new carbon brushes) on a unit you already own, or are you comparing it to other demolition breakers for an upcoming job?
The Royce 2800W Demolition Hammer (often referred to as an electric jackhammer or concrete breaker) is an absolute powerhouse designed strictly for heavy-duty destruction tasks—crushing foundations, tearing up asphalt, ripping through stone, and slotting masonry walls.
Core Key Specifications
| Feature | Specification |
| Power Output | 2,800 Watts |
| Impact Energy | 75 Joules (High-impact destruction capacity) |
| Chuck Type | HEX 30 mm (Standard hex-shank chisel attachment) |
| Tool Weight | Approx. 33 kg (72.7 lbs) — relies on heavy weight to drive downward force |
| Power Source | Corded Electric (Pure copper motor) |
| Housing Construction | Heavy-duty aluminum alloy/metal casing |
Key Structural & Operational Features
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360° Swiveling Auxiliary Handle: Features an adjustable front handle with a textured, non-slip grip. This allows you to orient the tool comfortably whether you are working vertically on a floor foundation or angled into a low wall base.
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Anti-Vibration D-Handle: The primary rear handle is designed as a deep D-shape and layered with a thick shock-absorbing rubber overmold. This structure dramatically dampens the severe vibrational feedback, reducing operator arm fatigue over extended runtimes.
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Integrated Oil View Port: Demolition hammers require heavy internal oil lubrication for the piston strike mechanism to prevent overheating. The Royce features a built-in clear viewing window so you can quickly gauge when to top off the gear oil.
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Safety Lock & Trigger Switch: Features a continuous lock-on button near the primary trigger switch to safeguard against accidental start-ups and eliminate the need to hold down the trigger while running long breaking segments.
What it usually comes with: In its standard commercial box, it typically includes a heavy-duty storage case, a pointed chisel, a flat chisel, and an extra set of replacement carbon brushes.
Are you breaking up a specific surface like a concrete slab or brick wall, or do you need help with maintenance tips like oiling or replacing the carbon brushes?
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