Bosch Demolition Hammer Comparison Table
Here is a comparison table of the Bosch Demolition Hammer range available in Pakistan to help you choose the right tool for your specific application.
|
Feature |
GSH 500 |
GSH 7 VC |
GSH 11 E |
GSH 11 VC |
GSH 16-30 |
GSH 27 VC |
|
Best For |
Light Wall Chasing & Tile Removal |
Heavy Wall Breaking & Light Floor Work |
Universal: Breakthroughs & Floor Breaking |
Vertical: Heavy Floor Breaking (Ergonomic) |
Heavy Roadworks & Foundations |
Extreme Road Breaking (The "Beast") |
|
Weight |
~5.6 kg |
~8.5 kg |
~10.1 kg |
~11.4 kg |
~16.5 kg |
~29.5 kg |
|
Motor Power |
1100 W |
1500 W |
1500 W |
1700 W |
1750 W |
2000 W |
|
Impact Energy |
7.5 Joules |
13 Joules |
16.8 Joules |
23 Joules |
41 Joules |
62 Joules |
|
Tool Holder |
SDS-max |
SDS-max |
SDS-max |
SDS-max |
30mm Hex |
28mm Hex |
|
Vibration Control |
No |
Yes (Handle) |
No |
Yes (Full) |
Yes (Handle) |
Yes (Full) |
|
Vibration Level |
~12 m/s² |
~9.5 m/s² |
~18.5 m/s² |
8.0 m/s² |
~13 m/s² |
8.5 m/s² |
|
Use Orientation |
Horizontal (Wall) |
Horizontal & Vertical |
Horizontal & Vertical |
Vertical (Floor) |
Vertical (Floor) |
Vertical (Floor) |
Key Takeaways for Your Choice:
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For Wall Work (Plumbers/Electricians): Choose the GSH 500. It is light enough to hold up for chasing channels and removing tiles without tiring your arms.
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For The "Do-It-All" Contractor: The GSH 11 E is the industry legend. It hits hard enough for floors but can still be lifted for wall breakthroughs.
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For Heavy Floor Breaking (Comfort): The GSH 11 VC is the modern choice. It hits significantly harder than the 11 E (23J vs 16.8J) and has anti-vibration tech that protects your joints during all-day floor work.
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For Road & Foundation Work: Do not use SDS-max tools; they will burn out. Move up to the GSH 16-30 or GSH 27 VC. These use Hex shanks that won't snap under extreme load.