milwaukee_4933459148
milwaukee_4933459148
milwaukee_4933459148
milwaukee_4933459148

MILWAUKEE K 700 S chipping hammer with SDS-Max 7kg 11.9J 1550 W in transport case - 4933459148

Supplier number: MILWAUKEE 4933459148 | EAN 4002395289837
Recommended Retail Price €950.18
727.88 tax incl.
€601.55 excl. VAT (incl. all environmental contributions)
On order: delivered from 07/11/2026

Perfect combination

High demolition power with Milwaukee

Practical benefits
  • Heavy impact energy for chiselling: Delivering 11.9 J of blow energy with a 1550 W motor, you break through tough concrete efficiently.
  • Reduced vibration for comfort: The integrated AVS anti-vibration system and soft-grip handles minimize strain so you can work comfortably for longer.
  • Precise control on demand: Soft start and 12 chisel positions ensure you maintain accurate handling across varied demolition tasks.

In a nutshell

The right choise for

Tackle demanding demolition and chiselling jobs in concrete and masonry with confidence using the Milwaukee k 700 s chipping hammer. Its robust 1550W motor delivers 11.9J of blow energy at up to 2700 blows per minute, giving you high breaking performance when clearing tough materials. The integrated avs anti-vibration system and ergonomic soft-grip handles effectively reduce strain during long working sessions. With 12 chisel positions and a smooth soft start, you can align your SDS-Max tooling accurately for every application. Supplied complete with an additional side handle, grease, and a sturdy kitbox, this demolition hammer is fully equipped for tough jobsite tasks.



€727.88
tax incl.

Product information

Key features according to our expert

  • Input power: 1550 W
  • Tool holder size: Not applicable
  • Tool holder type: SDS-max
  • Supplied in: Case
  • Type of system case: Not applicable
  • Max. impact rate: 2700 /min.
  • Vibration value (chiselling in concrete): 11,1 m/s²
  • Anti-vibration system: Yes
  • Weight: 7,8 kg
  • Impact energy: 11,9 J

Supplied as standard

  • Additional Side handle
  • Grease

Product description

  • Large, heavy weight striker delivers maximum 11.9 J impact energy for heavy chipping apllications
  • Powerful 1550 watt ensures maximum power yet due to better heat dissipation, guarantees maximum possible durability
  • Fullwave electronics for precise power adjustment to application
  • Soft start for precise start of chiselling
  • AVS (Anti-Vibration-System) and soft grip on front and back handle
  • Soft hammer mode reduces blow energy for chiselling in sensitive materials
  • Service indicator light
  • Variolock (12 positions) for selecting the most appropriate chisel angle
  • 6m Cable

All Features

Input power
1550 W
Tool holder size
Not applicable
Tool holder type
SDS-max
Supplied in
Case
Type of system case
Not applicable
Max. impact rate
2700 /min.
Vibration value (chiselling in concrete)
11,1 m/s²
Anti-vibration system
Yes
Weight
7,8 kg
Impact energy
11,9 J
Power consumption (w)
1550
Weight (kg)
7.8
Loaded number of strokes (per min)
2700
Vibration level chiselling (m/s²)
11.1
Vibration level chiselling, deviation (m/s²)
1.5

Frequently asked questions about this product

Answered by specialists
What chuck type does the Milwaukee K 700 S use?
This demolition hammer uses a heavy-duty SDS-max tool reception.
Can this machine also be used for rotary drilling?
No, the K 700 S is a dedicated chipping hammer designed strictly for breaking and chiselling.
How much impact energy does this hammer deliver?
The 1550 W motor delivers an impact energy of 11.9 J at up to 2700 blows per minute.
Does the tool have vibration reduction features?
Yes, it features the integrated AVS (Anti-Vibration System) and softgrip handles for reduced vibration.
What accessories are included with the tool?
It comes complete with an additional side handle, grease, and a carrying kitbox.
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