Demolition Hammer Zipper ZI-ABH1700D

The Zipper ZI-ABH1700D demolition hammer is a corded electric tool designed for heavy-duty breaking and chipping work. Equipped with a 1700 W motor, it delivers powerful impacts with a maximum impact energy of 65 J. The tool runs on 230 V AC mains power and is built with double insulation (protection class II) and an IP20 ingress protection rating. With a mass of 18.5 kg and a robust housing in green finish, the demolition hammer is intended for demanding on-site concrete, masonry and tile removal tasks where reliable continuous operation is required.

Advantages

The Zipper ZI-ABH1700D combines high motor power and substantial impact energy to accelerate material removal and reduce manual effort. Its mains-powered design ensures consistent performance without battery limitations. Double insulation reduces the need for a separate earth connection, and the IP20 rating reflects protection against solid objects larger than 12 mm. The tool’s weight contributes to stabilized impact delivery for effective demolition while the build is aimed at workshop and construction site durability.

Suitable for

• Breaking concrete slabs and foundations
• Removing tiles and screed
• Chiselling masonry and brickwork
• Preparing surfaces for renovation and reconstruction

Key specifications

• Motor power: 1700 W
• Maximum impact energy: 65 J
• Supply voltage: 230 V AC
• Sound power level: 105 dB
• Weight: 18.5 kg
• Protection class: II (double insulated)
• Ingress protection: IP20
• Colour: green

How to use

Before operation, verify that the power supply matches the required 230 V rating and inspect the tool for visible damage. Fit the appropriate chisel or bit securely per the manufacturer's mounting method. Hold the tool with both hands using the provided grips, position the chisel on the work surface, and start the motor at no-load to confirm normal operation. Apply steady pressure to guide the demolition hammer while allowing the tool’s impact energy to perform the work; avoid forcing the machine beyond its designed capability. After use, disconnect from the mains, allow the unit to cool, clean the bit and housing, and store it in a dry place.

Recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment including hearing protection rated for high sound levels, eye protection, work gloves and safety footwear. For extended use, plan work breaks to reduce operator fatigue and monitor noise exposure. Ensure the work area is clear of bystanders and that hidden utilities are verified before breaking into walls or floors.