Light Breaker Hire London | DeWalt 110V SDS Max Demolition Hammer

Yes. We supply a 110V light breaker for hire across London, with collection from Greenford UB6 or delivery by booking. Confirm hire dates, site setup and accessory needs before booking.

A light breaker is used for light-to-medium breaking, wall chasing, chiselling, tile removal, small concrete or masonry breakout and renovation strip-out work where suitable. It is used for lighter breaking and chiselling tasks, depending on material and unit supplied.

Yes — this is a 110V site tool. You will normally need a 110V site supply or a suitable step-down transformer. Confirm your power setup before booking so we can advise.

Light breakers are designed for light-to-medium concrete and masonry work where suitable. Whether it will be effective on your specific job depends on material thickness, condition and unit supplied. For thick or heavily reinforced concrete and large slab breakup, a heavy duty road breaker is normally more suitable.

Yes — tile removal is a common application for a light breaker. A flat chisel is typically used to strip floor or wall tiles. Suitability depends on tile type, adhesive and substrate. Confirm details before booking so we can advise.

Light breakers are commonly used on both floors and walls for chasing, chiselling and light breakout work where suitable. The compact size makes it more practical for vertical and overhead tasks than heavier breakers, though competent-user operation and safe access are essential.

No. An SDS drill is designed mainly for drilling holes in masonry and concrete and for light chiselling. A light breaker is purpose-built for breaking, chasing and chiselling work and does not drill holes. For drilling, an SDS drill is normally more suitable.

No. A heavy road breaker is built for heavy slabs, asphalt and structural demolition. A light breaker is designed for renovation, chasing and light-to-medium breakout where control and manoeuvrability matter more than maximum impact.

Points, chisels and steels are not included as standard. Chisels and accessories are not included unless specifically confirmed in writing before booking. Confirm what you need before booking so we can advise.

Bits, attachments and other accessories are not included unless specifically confirmed in writing before booking. Confirm your accessory requirements before booking so we can advise.

Possibly. This is a 110V tool. Most construction sites already have a 110V supply from a site transformer. If your site only has 230V mains, a suitable step-down transformer will be required. Transformers are not included unless specifically confirmed in writing before booking — see our 3kVA Continuous Transformer Hire for site-safe power.

Competent users only. Light breakers are demolition tools that require experience, training and the right PPE. They are not suitable for inexperienced users or general DIY without supervision.

Eye, ear, hand, foot and respiratory protection as required. Check for hidden cables, pipes and services before breaking or chasing. Control dust and debris. Keep bystanders clear. Maintain a stable working position. Avoid use in wet electrical conditions. Always follow site RAMS and manufacturer instructions.

Please share the material to break or chase, the task, area size, indoor or outdoor, access, site power setup, your London postcode area and your hire dates. We can then confirm suitability, chisel and accessory requirements and the next available slot.

Yes to both. Collection from our Greenford UB6 operating area is available by arrangement — please confirm your slot before travelling. London delivery is available by booking — share your postcode area, access notes and required hire dates so we can confirm delivery and collection. To book, call 020 3375 4048 or email info@hireload.co.uk.