DeWalt demolition hammer offers versatility
Towson, Md.-based DeWalt launched a new 40-lb. demolition hammer (D25960K), which has been designed to offer contractors elite performance, comfort, durability and ease of use. The D25960K is made for a variety of professionals, including electricians, waterproofers, and mechanical, concrete, demolition and general contractors.
“Our new demolition hammer combines the power that contractors need for heavy-duty applications with a lightweight design,” said DeWalt product manager Jeff Beck. “We believe the D25960K exceeds contractors’ expectations specific to performance, comfort and portability. Through the implementation of specific innovative features, the D25960K is sure to be a leader in this market.”
Contributing to the comfort and control contractors can expect when using the new DeWalt demolition hammer, the D25960K features Shocks – Active Vibration Control, a soft-start control and a large rocker switch. The two-piece Shocks – Active Vibration Control system includes a counter balance mechanism and shock-mounted floating handle that helps to dampen vibration levels. Thanks to this innovative feature, the D25960K boasts a 6.8 m/s² vibration level, which is significantly less than competitive hammers on the market.
The soft start feature that is incorporated as part of the D25960K aids in the prevention of bit walking. An electronics package also eliminates the high current spike on start-up, which therefore provides consistent power under load.
A large rocker switch allows for the tool to be turned on and off easily without contractors needing to hold the power switch down when the tool is in use.
