Built for demanding demolition work. With 66J impact energy and 1350 BPM, this jack hammer delivers the force you need when the job gets tough.
Break Through the Toughest Materials
Break through concrete, brick, and more
Adjustable 360° handle helps improve grip
Heavy-duty aluminum construction
Heavy-duty demolition performance
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Built To Break. Built To Work.
When a job calls for more than a regular hammer or drill, bring out the IronRidge.
With a powerful 2200W motor, heavy-duty aluminum construction, high-strength alloy chuck, and shock-absorbing ergonomic design, this demolition hammer is made to handle demanding breaking and chipping work.
Whether you're removing concrete, breaking up slabs, stripping tile, trenching, or tackling masonry, IronRidge gives you the power to get through it.
Two Chisels. More Ways to Break Through.
Don't let one attachment limit what you can do. The IronRidge comes with two essential chisels so you're ready to switch between breaking, chipping, scraping, and shaping right out of the case.
Point Chisel
Break. Penetrate. Get Through. Concentrates the jack hammer's impact into a focused point, making it ideal for breaking concrete, masonry, slabs, and other stubborn materials.
Flat Chisel
Chip. Strip. Clear.
The wider edge spreads the impact across a broader surface, making it ideal for chipping, scraping, removing material, and working across larger areas.
Love It or Your Money Back Simple as That
Put it to work. Break through the toughest jobs. If it doesn't deliver the power you expected, tell us inside 30 days and we'll refund you. Returns are free.
CLAIM OFFER
Made for the Moment “Good Enough” Isn’t Enough
When ordinary tools fall short, IronRidge brings the power to keep working.
Some jobs don't need delicate. They need force, control, and a machine built to take on the hard stuff.
With 2200W of power, 66J of impact energy, and 1350 BPM, the IronRidge Demolition Jack Hammer is ready to take on stubborn concrete, brick, block, tile, asphalt, and demanding demolition work.
No overcomplicated setup. No cutting corners. Just serious breaking power when you need it most.
Because the toughest jobs deserve more than “good enough.”
IronRidge Tools — Built for the work that won't wait.
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about our products, shipping, returns, and more.
Can this jack hammer break concrete?
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Yes. The 2200W motor and high-impact mechanism are designed for breaking concrete, masonry, brick, block, and other hard materials.
What voltage does it use?
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The unit is designed for 110V corded-electric operation.
Can I use it to remove tile?
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Yes. The flat chisel is useful for chipping and removing tile and other bonded materials. Buyers specifically ask about using this type of hammer for removing ceramic tile from cement walls.
Is it heavy?
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Yes. This is a heavy-duty demolition tool, and its substantial weight is part of what makes it suitable for demanding breaking work. Customer feedback does mention weight as one of the main drawbacks, so I would not market this as lightweight.
Does the switch need to be held continuously?
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No. The locking switch allows the tool to remain running without continuously holding the switch, helping reduce hand fatigue.
Does it require oil?
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Yes. The comparable VEVOR unit has an oil/refueling port and manufacturer guidance specifies lubricating oil for the mechanism. Always follow the IronRidge manual and supplied lubrication instructions for the exact unit.
What size chuck does it use?
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It uses a 1-1/8" hex chuck.
Which chisel should I use?
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Use the point chisel for concentrated breaking and penetration and the flat chisel for chipping and grooving.