Expert Quality demolition breaker with a fan-cooled motor, anti-vibration rear handle, and tough, ...Expert Quality demolition breaker with a fan-cooled motor, anti-vibration rear handle, and tough, durable all-metal gearbox. Features a 30mm hex chuck and an impact rate of 0-1900bpm with 65J impact energy. Supplied with an auxiliary side handle, pointed chisel, flat chisel, and a 3.2m cable with BS Plug. Includes 2 x 410mm Hex chisels (point and flat) and an on-wheel carry case. Offers a 2-year standard warranty, extendable to 3 years with registration. Replacement chisels are available separately. This mains-powered breaker is designed for the toughest demolition jobs.
This guide is for users of the Draper Expert Breaker, a heavy-duty demolition tool. It's designed for professionals and serious DIYers tackling demanding demolition tasks, offering powerful performance and durability. While the breaker excels at breaking concrete and masonry, users should be aware of its weight and the need for proper safety gear.
All features
Model Part Number
56411
Brand
Draper
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What type of chisels does this breaker use?
The Draper Expert Breaker uses chisels with a 30mm hex shank.
What is the impact rate of this breaker?
The breaker has an impact rate of up to 1900 blows per minute (bpm).
What safety precautions should I take?
Wear appropriate safety gear, including safety glasses, work gloves, and hearing protection. Use the side handle for better control.
What is the warranty period?
The breaker comes with a 2-year standard warranty, extendable to 3 years upon registration.
How do I replace a chisel?
Unplug the breaker, then remove the chisel by releasing the locking mechanism on the hex chuck. Insert the new chisel and secure it.
Where can I find replacement chisels?
Replacement chisels are available separately from Draper retailers.
How should I store the breaker?
Store the breaker in a dry place. The on-wheel carry case is ideal for storage and transport.
Can I use an extension cord with this breaker?
Yes, but ensure the extension cord is rated to handle the power requirements of the breaker (1700W).
Troubleshooting
Breaker does not start.
Check the power cord and outlet. Ensure the breaker is properly connected and that the outlet is functioning. Check the fuse.
Breaker loses power during use.
Avoid prolonged use, allow motor to cool down. Check for any obstructions that are causing motor to strain.
Chisel is not held securely.
Ensure the chisel is correctly inserted into the hex chuck and that the locking mechanism is engaged.
Excessive vibration.
Check the condition of the anti-vibration handle and the chisel. Ensure the breaker is being used on a stable surface.
Pros and Cons
Pros
High impact energy for efficient demolition.
Durable construction with an all-metal gearbox.
Includes essential accessories, ready to use.
Anti-vibration handle for user comfort.
Comes with a carry case for convenient storage and transport.
Extended warranty available upon registration.
Cons
Heavy, requiring significant physical effort.
Mains-powered, limiting portability.
Requires proper safety gear.
Replacement chisels needed may be an extra cost.
The weight may make it challenging for extended use.
Requires a suitable power outlet.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Attach the side handle for better control and stability.
Insert the desired chisel into the 30mm hex chuck and secure it.
Connect the breaker to a suitable mains power outlet. Ensure the voltage matches the product specifications.
Compatibility:
Compatible with standard 30mm hex shank chisels.
Use with appropriate extension cords if necessary, ensuring the cord is rated for the power draw of the breaker.
Care:
Always unplug the breaker before performing any maintenance.
Keep the ventilation slots clear of debris to ensure proper motor cooling.
Regularly inspect the chisels for wear and tear; replace them when necessary.
Clean the exterior with a damp cloth; do not use solvents.