
JH-65 Electric Demolition Breaker
JH-65 mains-powered demolition breaker with listed 1520 W, 45 J and 30 mm hex holder. Check the voltage, chisel set and confirmed impact rate before ordering.
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Original photographs and labelled component panels. Installed machines, colours and workshop stock illustrate configurations; the quotation defines what is supplied.
JH-100F Four-Stroke Gasoline Demolition Breaker
The JH-100F photographs show a gasoline engine above a handheld impact body, with tool-holder and transport-packaging views. A chisel or driving accessory has to match the holder and the approved use of the delivered tool.
| Source overall dimensions; scope to confirm | 800*355*395mm |
|---|---|
| Source weight; unit retained if stated | 20 KG |
| Source engine type | 44.5*34mm single cylinder/4-stroke |
| Listed impact frequency | 1800 times/minute |
| Source engine displacement | 55CC |
| Maximum engine output | 1.4KW/7500r/min |
| Engine torque and speed | 2.4Nm/5500/min |
| Selected power option | 1400W |
| Parameters to confirm | Confirm missing parameters and delivery contents for the exact configuration. |
The JH-100F photographs show a gasoline engine above a handheld impact body, with tool-holder and transport-packaging views. A chisel or driving accessory has to match the holder and the approved use of the delivered tool.
This source identifies a four-stroke engine, unlike the nearby two-stroke listing. Do not transfer fuel-mixture instructions between them. A tank field labelled oil tank has ambiguous scope, and the listed engine output is not a substitute for verified impact energy.
Specify the work material and the accessory shank. Follow the delivered manual for tool locking, fuel, oil and working method. Engine watts and torque are not impact energy at the accessory.
Request the delivered model identification, operating manual, parts list and an itemised equipment schedule. Consumables, accessories and transport items shown separately must be confirmed in the quote rather than assumed included.
Confirm missing parameters and delivery contents for the exact configuration.




The JH-100F photographs show a gasoline engine above a handheld impact body, with tool-holder and transport-packaging views. A chisel or driving accessory has to match the holder and the approved use of the delivered tool.
Confirm supplied accessories, packing weight and dimensions, transit protection and delivery terms.
Confirm missing parameters and delivery contents for the exact configuration.
The selected photographs show a handheld impact tool, not a rotary auger or well rig.
No. Use the instructions for the actual two-stroke or four-stroke engine.
Specify the work material and the accessory shank. Follow the delivered manual for tool locking, fuel, oil and working method. Engine watts and torque are not impact energy at the accessory.
Use the delivered model and component identification together with photographs and measured mounting interfaces.
This source identifies a four-stroke engine, unlike the nearby two-stroke listing. Do not transfer fuel-mixture instructions between them. A tank field labelled oil tank has ambiguous scope, and the listed engine output is not a substitute for verified impact energy.
State the model or part, measurements and quantity. Ask for equipment, accessories and documents to be itemised separately.

JH-65 mains-powered demolition breaker with listed 1520 W, 45 J and 30 mm hex holder. Check the voltage, chisel set and confirmed impact rate before ordering.
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This gasoline breaker has twin handles and a lower tool holder for an impact accessory. The original photos show a handheld demolition tool, not a rotary well-drilling rig despite the broad source category.
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