DCH832N XR FlexVolt SDS Max Chipping Hammer 54V Bare Unit

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The DEWALT DCH832N XR FlexVolt SDS Max Chipping Hammer has been designed to tackle a variety of demolition jobs, and ngineered for fast chipping on hard

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Description

The DEWALT DCH832N XR FlexVolt SDS Max Chipping Hammer has been designed to tackle a variety of demolition jobs, and ngineered for fast chipping on hard concrete. The brushless motor can handle a wide variety of applications, while maintaining a consistent speed under load with constant-speed electronics.

Built for comfortable operation, the 54V XR FlexVolt anti vibration system helps reduce vibration felt by the user through the handles. This highly maneuverable, 6.5kg midweight tool can be used for horizontal chipping in upper or lower wall areas, and concrete surface preparation applications.

The hammer has Wireless Tool Control compatible, allowing the tool to be wirelessly paired with another Wireless Tool Control enabled device, for automatic activation and shut down via the app.

Comes as a Bare Unit, NO battery or charger supplied.

Specifications:

Impact Rate: 0-2,900/bpm.
Impact Energy: 10.5 joules.
Weight: 6.5kg.

Additional information

Weight 10.35 kg
Dimensions 16 × 50 × 65 cm

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