SDS Plus Concrete Demolition Hammer Machine, 5Kg RW5EH Electric: Ralli Wolf

• Powerful Concrete Demolition Performance:
  The Ralli Wolf RW5EH is a robust demolition hammer machine engineered for effective breaking, chiselling and removal of concrete and masonry materials.

• SDS Plus Tool Holder System:
  Equipped with an SDS Plus chuck, allowing quick and secure chisel changes while ensuring efficient power transfer during demolition work.

• 5Kg Heavy-Duty Design:
  The balanced 5kg weight provides an ideal combination of power and control, making it suitable for medium to heavy demolition tasks.

• High Impact Energy for Fast Results:
  Designed to deliver strong impact force, enabling faster material removal and improved productivity on job sites.

• Ideal for Construction and Renovation Work:
  Widely used as a concrete demolition hammer for wall breaking, floor chiselling, tile removal and structural modification tasks.

• Ergonomic Design for Operator Comfort:
  Features an ergonomic handle and balanced construction to improve control and reduce operator fatigue during prolonged use.

• Durable and Rugged Construction:
  Built with heavy-duty internal components and a strong outer housing to withstand harsh working conditions.

• Efficient Electric Operation:
  The electric motor provides consistent power output without the need for compressors or fuel, making it suitable for indoor and site use.

• Versatile Chipping Applications:
  Suitable for concrete breaking, plaster removal, brickwork demolition and light chiselling operations.

• Trusted Ralli Wolf Engineering:
  Manufactured with Ralli Wolf’s proven engineering standards, ensuring reliability, long service life and consistent demolition performance.

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