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HIKOKI H65SD3WTZ demolition hammer 20.1kg 1340 W 33.9J (EPTA 05) 28mm in plastic case

HIKOKI
Supplier number: HIKOKI H65SD3WTZ | EAN 4966376288953
Recommended Retail Price €1,080.98
1,016.03 tax incl.
€839.69 excl. VAT (incl. all environmental contributions)
On order: delivered from 16/10/2026

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Perfect combination

High demolition performance on heavy concrete

Practical benefits
  • Exceptional power by Hikoki: With 33.9 J of impact energy and a 1340 W motor, you break through tough concrete effortlessly.
  • Reduced user fatigue: The active anti-vibration mechanism dampens harsh recoil so you can chisel comfortably during long work sessions.
  • Secure hex tool holder: The 28 mm internal hexagon fitment allows you to mount heavy-duty chisels securely for demanding demolition tasks.

In a nutshell

The right choise for

Tackle demanding concrete demolition tasks with confidence using the Hikoki H65SD3WTZ demolition hammer. Driven by a 1340 w motor delivering 33.9 j of impact energy, it breaks through thick foundations and solid floor slabs with ease. With an impact rate of up to 1400 bpm and a heavy-duty 28 mm internal hexagon shank, you maintain exceptional breakout performance and control. The integrated anti-vibration system keeps vibration down to 12.2 m/s² to reduce fatigue during extended chiselling sessions. Weighing 20.1 kg, this machine comes complete with a sturdy side handle and a durable plastic carrying case.



Product information FAQ
€1,016.03
tax incl.

Product information

Key features according to our expert

  • Input power: 1340 W
  • Tool holder size: 28 mm
  • Tool holder type: Internal hexagon
  • Supplied in: Case
  • Type of system case: Not applicable
  • Max. impact rate: 1400 /min.
  • Vibration value (chiselling in concrete): 12,2 m/s²
  • Anti-vibration system: Yes
  • Weight: 20,1 kg
  • Impact energy: 33,9 J

Scope of delivery

  • 1 side handle
  • 1 plastic case

Product description

  • Top-class demolition performance for breaking up concrete, cutting grooves and channels in concrete, and other heavy-duty applications
  • The large switch and lock-on function ensure easy operation and reduce user fatigue
  • A large trigger lever for greater control reduces user fatigue
  • Shock-absorbing design with two front dampers keeps tool vibrations caused by the chisels to a minimum
  • With a universal tool holder for three types of hexagonal-shank chisels

All Features

Input power
1340 W
Tool holder size
28 mm
Tool holder type
Internal hexagon
Supplied in
Case
Type of system case
Not applicable
Max. impact rate
1400 /min.
Vibration value (chiselling in concrete)
12,2 m/s²
Anti-vibration system
Yes
Weight
20,1 kg
Impact energy
33,9 J
Sound power level (lwa) db(a)
104
Length (mm)
848
Uvp (user vibration protection)
1
Weight (kg)
20,1
Impact energy (joule)
33,9
Power consumption (watts)
1.340
Number of strokes loaded (min.)
1.400
Triaxial vibration value (ah) m/s²
13,9
Height (mm)
251
Ahb (alumium housing body)
1

Frequently asked questions about this product

Answered by specialists
Which tool shank type does this demolition hammer use?
The hammer is equipped with a 28 mm internal hexagon shank.
What is the impact energy of the Hikoki H65SD3WTZ?
It delivers an impact energy of 33,9 J (EPTA 05) at an impact rate of up to 1400 bpm.
Does the tool have an anti-vibration system?
Yes, the integrated anti-vibration system keeps the vibration level at 12,2 m/s² during chiselling in concrete.
What items are included in the scope of delivery?
You receive the H65SD3WTZ demolition hammer along with a side handle and a plastic carrying case.
What applications is this machine suitable for?
With a weight of 20,1 kg and 1340 W of power, it is built for heavy-duty breaking and demolition tasks in concrete.
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