VEVOR
VEVOR JH-65 Demolition Jack Hammer 2200W 1350 BPM 6 Chisels Case
Corded 2200W demolition hammer delivers 1350 BPM and 66J impact energy with six included chisels, 360° rotary handle and carry case
- 2200W motor with 66J impact energy breaks concrete fast
- 1350 BPM hammer rate speeds demolition work
- 360° rotary handle reduces fatigue in tight spaces
- 6 included chisels cover clay, scraping and flat tasks
- Lock-on button keeps tool running without constant trigger pressure
Corded 2200W demolition hammer
The VEVOR JH-65 is a corded-electric demolition jack hammer driven by a 2200W motor that delivers 66J impact energy at 1350 BPM. It uses a 1-1/8" hex chuck and includes six chisels plus a portable carrying case for concrete and metalworking tasks.
Suited for heavy breaking, not light drilling
This tool suits professionals who need sustained impact for demolition, chipping and trenching in concrete or masonry. It is not suited for precision drilling, overhead work where weight is critical, or users who require battery-powered mobility on sites without mains power.
1-1/8" hex chuck with six included chisels
The 1-1/8" hex chuck accepts the supplied flat, point, clay spade, scraping, flat spade and big scraping chisels ranging from 380 mm to 440 mm. Quick-release clamping holds each bit securely so it will not drop during high-impact operation.
Highlights
- 2200W motor with 66J impact energy breaks concrete fast
- 1350 BPM hammer rate speeds demolition work
- 360° rotary handle reduces fatigue in tight spaces
- 6 included chisels cover clay, scraping and flat tasks
- Lock-on button keeps tool running without constant trigger pressure
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What chisels and accessories are included with the JH-65 and is there anything I need to buy separately?
The package includes the demolition jack hammer, six chisels (clay spade, scraping, flat, point, flat spade, big scraping), an empty oil bottle, two hex keys, three wrenches and a carrying case. No extra items are required to start working.
The spec sheet lists both 1350 BPM and 1400 BPM — which figure should I use when choosing this model?
The product title states 1350 BPM while the detailed specifications list 1400 BPM. Treat 1400 BPM as the technical no-load speed for the JH-65 when comparing performance.
What does the 66 J impact energy mean for real demolition work with this 2200 W hammer?
The 66 J rating indicates the energy delivered per blow, allowing the 2200 W motor to break concrete and metal efficiently in professional applications.
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