Get the powerful Metabo HPT H41MB2 Demolition Hammer at the unbeatable price of $98.48 (was $419), with coupon SAVE15 for extra savings; ideal for breaking concrete, chipping, and demolition, with low vibration and SDS Max compatibility.
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The Metabo HPT H41MB2 Demolition Hammer delivers 7.4 ft-lbs of impact energy for powerful chipping and demolition. Weighing just 11.2 lbs, it offers an excellent power-to-weight ratio, reducing user fatigue. Features include a variable lock mechanism for easy chisel adjustment, a soft-grip handle, and reduced motor vibration for extended tool life.
Key Features
Powerful Impact Energy: 7.4 ft-lbs for fast concrete breaking.
Lightweight Design: Only 11.2 lbs for increased maneuverability.
Low Vibration: Reinforced motor housing reduces vibration.
Variable Lock: Quick and easy chisel angle adjustment.
Cooling System: Efficient cooling for longer tool life.
Specifications
Brand: Metabo HPT
Model: H41MB2
Product Type: Demolition Hammer
Impact Energy: 7.4 ft-lbs
Shank: SDS Max
Weight: 11.2 lbs
Warranty: 1-Year Professional
Compatible Bits and Chisels
Accepts all SDS Max bits and chisels, including flat chisels, point chisels, and bull points. This allows for versatile applications in concrete, masonry, and demolition work.
Use Cases
Ideal for breaking concrete slabs, chipping tile, removing mortar, and general demolition. Used by contractors and DIY enthusiasts.
Price and Purchase
Massive savings: Now $98.48, down from $419 – a 76% discount. Apply coupon SAVE15 for an additional 15% off. Free shipping on orders over $45.
Features
7.4 ft-lbs impact energy for rapid demolition
Lightweight 11.2 lbs design reduces fatigue
Incredible 76% savings + extra 15% with SAVE15
Model: H41MB2
Motor: Reinforced
Weight: 11.2 lbs
Warranty: 1-Year
Shank Type: SDS Max
Product Type: Demolition Hammer
Impact Energy: 7.4 ft-lbs
Vibration Control: Low Vibration Handle
Seller: Benchmark Tools
MPN: H41MB2
Product Details
Heavy-Duty Demolition Power
The H41MB2 is built to handle tough jobs like breaking concrete and chiseling tile, all while being easy to maneuver.
Low Vibration for Comfort
Reduced vibration means less strain on your hands and arms during extended use.
Unbeatable Value
At $98.48, it's a fraction of the original price. Plus, use SAVE15 to save even more. Don't miss out on this exceptional deal!
Frequently Asked Questions
What SDS Max bits and chisels fit the Metabo HPT H41MB2?
Any SDS Max shank accessory, including bull points, flat chisels, and channel chisels, will fit the H41MB2.
Can it break concrete slabs?
Yes, with 7.4 ft-lbs of impact energy, it can break concrete slabs, sidewalks, and foundations.
How do I change the chisel?
Use the variable lock mechanism: pull back the locking sleeve, insert the chisel, and release to lock. Rotate the chisel to the desired angle.
What is the current price and deals?
The H41MB2 is on sale for $98.48, marked down from $419. Apply coupon SAVE15 for extra 15% off.
Is it covered by warranty?
Yes, Metabo HPT offers a professional 1-year warranty.
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Customer Reviews
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j****t
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Beast of a hammer
I rented a similar demo hammer and this one is just as good. It broke up a concrete slab without breaking a sweat. The low vibration handle is a lifesaver. Excellent price!
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c****j
Powerful and effective
This demolition hammer is heavy-duty and does what it claims. I used it to chip away tile and it worked great. The only downside is it's a bit bulky, but that's expected. Five stars for performance.
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m*c
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Great for DIY projects
I'm a homeowner and bought this to remove an old concrete patio. It handled everything perfectly. The vibration reduction is noticeable, and it came with a chisel and a case. Great value.
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s***m
Decent hammer, but the chuck broke
It works well for light duty, but after a few heavy jobs, the SDS Max chuck started slipping. I had to replace it. Not the most durable, but for $98, it's okay.