EMTOP EDBRH1301 Demolition Breaker

Breaking Performance and Tool Configuration

The EDBRH1301 combines a 1300W mains input with 20J impact force and 3800 impacts per minute. Its HEX chuck system defines chisel compatibility, while the anti-vibration system and 7kg stated weight are important product-level characteristics for buyers evaluating the breaker for demolition, renovation and maintenance workloads.
20J Impact Force
The stated impact force is:
20J
This is the most important impact-performance specification provided for the model.
Procurement teams evaluating a breaker for concrete or masonry removal can use this figure as a direct technical reference.
No material-specific breaking rate is supplied, so productivity per hour should not be estimated.
3800bpm Impact Rate
The breaker operates at:
3800bpm
Impact rate indicates the stated hammering frequency.
It should be considered together with the 20J impact force rather than treated as an isolated measure of demolition performance.
1300W Input Power
The product is rated at:
1300W
It operates from a 220–240V, 50/60Hz mains supply.
This makes the EDBRH1301 a corded power tool that requires access to an appropriate electrical source during operation.
HEX Chuck System
The breaker uses a:
HEX chuck system
This is one of the main compatibility checks when ordering replacement chisels.
Buyers should verify that any additional accessories are suitable for the chuck system before procurement.
Anti-Vibration System
The EDBRH1301 includes an:
Anti-vibration system
This is a supplied product feature relevant to repeated impact operation.
No numerical vibration-emission data has been provided, so the feature should not be expressed using unsupported vibration values.
7kg Tool Weight
The product is identified as a:
7kg demolition breaker
Weight is a practical procurement consideration because demolition work often requires sustained tool handling.
The supplied 7kg figure should be treated as the stated product weight reference.

Demolition Tasks Where EDBRH1301 Can Be Applied

The Demolition Breaker is intended for impact-driven material removal across construction, renovation and maintenance environments. Typical scenarios include concrete breaking, masonry removal, floor and tile demolition, wall breaking, trench preparation, surface chipping and localized foundation work where a dedicated chisel-based breaker is required.
Concrete Breaking
Construction and renovation teams may need to remove or break compatible concrete sections during alteration or repair work.
The 20J impact force is the key supplied performance reference for this type of application.
Buyers should assess the actual concrete section and project scope before determining tool quantity.
Floor and Tile Removal
Floor renovation can involve removing tiles, screed or compatible bonded material.
A chisel-based demolition breaker may support these tasks where impact removal is required.
The supplied two-chisel configuration gives buyers an initial accessory package, although chisel dimensions are not specified.
Wall Breaking
Renovation projects may require localized removal of masonry walls or sections.
The EDBRH1301 can be considered where repeated impact action is appropriate and the work falls within the site's demolition plan.
For commercial procurement, required quantity may depend on the number of crews and project duration.
Trenching and Channel Preparation
Electrical, plumbing or building-service modifications can require channels or localized material removal in compatible masonry or concrete surfaces.
A demolition breaker may support this type of controlled chipping work where a suitable chisel is used.
Surface Chipping
Maintenance or refurbishment teams may need to remove damaged, loose or unwanted surface material.
The 3800bpm impact rate and chisel-based interface make the tool relevant to compatible chipping tasks.
Foundation and Structural Renovation Work
The supplied applications include foundation demolition.
Where localized breaking forms part of an engineered renovation or repair process, the EDBRH1301 may be considered as a material-removal tool.
No structural demolition capacity or maximum section thickness is supplied.
Construction-Site Demolition
Contractors may use dedicated breakers during interior demolition, modification work or site preparation.
Because the tool is mains powered, power access and cable management should be considered when planning deployment.
Heavy-Duty Maintenance
Industrial maintenance can involve removing damaged concrete, old installation bases or hardened surface material.
The EDBRH1301 may support compatible removal work where a dedicated impact breaker is more appropriate than a rotary drill.

Technical Specifications of Demolition Breaker EDBRH1301

The EMTOP EDBRH1301 is a 1300W corded Demolition Breaker delivering 20J impact force at 3800bpm. It uses a HEX chuck system, includes an anti-vibration system, has a stated 7kg weight, and is supplied with two chisels and one set of extra carbon brushes in a BMC.

No chisel size, chuck dimension, cable length, sound pressure level, vibration-emission value, maximum breaking depth or demolition-output figure has been provided.
These details should not be inferred.

What Comes with the EDBRH1301 Package?

The EDBRH1301 is supplied with two chisels and one extra set of carbon brushes, with the complete tool packed in a BMC. This gives buyers a defined package configuration that can be used when comparing quotations, planning repeat purchases or checking whether additional chisels need to be ordered separately.
The standard supplied package contains:

• 1 × Demolition Breaker EDBRH1301
• 2 × Chisels
• 1 × Extra Set of Carbon Brushes
• BMC packaging

The source does not identify the profiles, dimensions or individual types of the two chisels.
Where a project requires a specific chisel shape, that accessory requirement should be clarified separately.

Why the HEX Chuck Matters for Replacement Accessories

The HEX chuck system is central to EDBRH1301 accessory compatibility because demolition-breaker chisels must fit the tool's interface correctly. Procurement teams should record both the model number and HEX chuck specification when requesting replacement or additional chisels for future project or maintenance use.
Incorrect chisel selection can delay site work even when the breaker itself is available.
For repeat procurement, a practical internal reference is:
EMTOP EDBRH1301 — HEX Chuck Demolition Breaker
This keeps the product model and accessory interface connected in purchasing records.

Why Choose EDBRH1301 for Demolition Work?

The EDBRH1301 is appropriate to evaluate where buyers need a dedicated mains-powered tool for breaking and chipping rather than drilling. Its 20J impact force, 3800bpm hammering rate, 7kg configuration and supplied anti-vibration system align the product with renovation, construction and maintenance material-removal tasks.
Its key buyer-relevant characteristics are:

• 20J impact force
• 3800bpm impact rate
• 1300W mains power
• HEX chuck system
• Anti-vibration feature
• 7kg stated weight
• Two chisels supplied
• BMC packaging

This combination gives procurement teams a clear technical basis for identifying the model without turning the product page into a demolition guide.

B2B Procurement of EDBRH1301 Through IndustrialAdda

IndustrialAdda supports model-specific sourcing of the EMTOP EDBRH1301 for contractors, maintenance departments and other B2B buyers. Procurement support can include product verification, quantity-based quotation assistance, bulk-order coordination and inclusion of the breaker within wider industrial-tool requirements.
IndustrialAdda functions as the supplier in the transaction.
It should not be presented as the manufacturer, OEM or product developer of the Demolition Breaker.
A clear enquiry should identify:
Product: Demolition Breaker
Brand: EMTOP
Model: EDBRH1301
Input Power: 1300W
Impact Force: 20J
Businesses can review additional company information on the IndustrialAdda About Us page.

Delhi NCR Supply and Wider Project Requirements

IndustrialAdda primarily supports industrial supply requirements across Delhi NCR, including Delhi, Noida, Gurugram, Faridabad and Ghaziabad. Eligible EDBRH1301 project and bulk requirements from other locations across India may also be reviewed depending on current product availability, quantity, destination and applicable commercial terms.
Potential buyers include:

• Construction contractors
• Renovation companies
• Civil contractors
• Industrial maintenance teams
• Building-services contractors
• Engineering companies
• MRO departments
• Project procurement teams

No fixed stock quantity, MOQ or delivery timeline has been supplied for this model.
For time-sensitive demolition projects, buyers should request availability confirmation before finalizing site scheduling.

How to Request a Demolition Breaker Quotation

Businesses can enquire for the EMTOP EDBRH1301 by sending IndustrialAdda the exact model number, required quantity and project destination. Providing the intended demolition task and any additional chisel requirements can help make the procurement request clearer before quotation, availability and delivery conditions are confirmed.
A useful procurement enquiry should include:

1. Model Reference — EDBRH1301
2. Required Quantity — number of breakers required
3. Application — concrete breaking, tile removal, wall demolition, trenching or chipping
4. Accessory Requirement — additional compatible chisels where needed
5. Delivery Location — Delhi NCR or another Indian destination
6. Commercial Request — quotation and availability confirmation

For larger projects, procurement teams can submit related tool codes, specifications or a complete BOM through the IndustrialAdda Contact Us page.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the EMTOP EDBRH1301 Demolition Breaker used for?

The EDBRH1301 is intended for compatible concrete breaking, masonry demolition, tile and floor removal, wall breaking, trenching, chipping, renovation and heavy-duty maintenance work. It is designed primarily for impact-driven material removal rather than drilling and is supplied with two chisels for compatible demolition tasks.

2. What impact force does the EDBRH1301 provide?

The EMTOP EDBRH1301 has a stated 20J impact force and an impact rate of 3800bpm. These are the main performance specifications provided for the breaker. No material-removal rate or maximum demolition depth is supplied, so those values should not be assumed.

3. What chuck system does the Demolition Breaker use?

The EDBRH1301 uses a HEX chuck system. Buyers sourcing replacement or additional chisels should confirm that the accessories are compatible with the required HEX interface. The specific chuck dimension is not provided in the supplied product information.

4. Does the EDBRH1301 include an anti-vibration system?

Yes. The supplied specifications list an anti-vibration system as part of the EDBRH1301 configuration. No numerical vibration-emission values are provided, so the feature should be described only as stated rather than associated with unsupported performance figures.

Request a Quote for Demolition Breaker EDBRH1301

For construction, renovation, civil works or maintenance requirements involving concrete breaking, masonry removal, tile demolition, trenching or compatible surface chipping, send IndustrialAdda your procurement requirement for the EMTOP EDBRH1301 Demolition Breaker. Include the model number, required quantity, delivery destination and any additional HEX-compatible chisel requirements. For bulk or project purchasing, procurement teams can also provide other tool codes, technical specifications or a complete BOM for coordinated quotation support across Delhi NCR and eligible Pan-India locations.