Chasing Hammer for Hire in Dublin
Need a chasing hammer for hire in Dublin? A-Z Hire supplies a lightweight Hikoki / Hitachi H45 chasing hammer, ideal for light breaking, wall chasing, removing tiles and controlled demolition work where a full-size demolition hammer would be too heavy or too powerful.
This is the right tool when you need more force than a standard SDS drill, but you do not want the weight, vibration or aggressive power of a larger Kango or concrete breaker.
If you are searching for chasing hammer hire Dublin, light demolition hammer hire Dublin, tile removal hammer hire Dublin, wall chasing hammer hire or small breaker hire Dublin, this machine is a very practical choice.
Lightweight Chasing Hammer for Light Work
A chasing hammer is designed for lighter and more controlled work. It is especially useful indoors, on renovation jobs, bathroom refits, kitchen refits, electrical chasing, plumbing work and tile removal.
This machine is ideal for:
- Removing wall tiles
- Removing floor tiles
- Chasing walls for pipes and cables
- Breaking out small sections of blockwork
- Chipping away plaster, render and old adhesive
- Cleaning out chases
- Light demolition work
- Controlled chiselling in tight areas
- Renovation and refurbishment jobs
For light work, this tool is often much easier to manage than a large demolition hammer.
When a Demolition Hammer Is Too Heavy
A full-size demolition hammer or Kango is brilliant for breaking concrete floors, slabs and heavy material, but it can be too aggressive for lighter jobs.
This light breaker hire Dublin option gives you better control. It is easier to handle, easier to position and better suited to wall work, tile removal and smaller demolition tasks.
Use a chasing hammer when the job needs accuracy, not brute force.
Tile Removal Hammer Hire Dublin
If you are removing bathroom tiles, kitchen tiles or old wall tiles, this chasing hammer can save serious time compared with using hand tools.
It gives enough power to remove tiles and adhesive, while still being small enough to work in bathrooms, kitchens, hallways and tight spaces.
For customers searching for tile removal hammer hire Dublin, tile chipping hammer hire or SDS Max chipping hammer hire, this is the machine to ask for at A-Z Hire.
Wall Chasing Hammer Hire
This machine is also useful for wall chasing hammer hire when running new pipework, electrical conduit or services through blockwork and masonry.
It can be used for light chasing and cleaning out channels after cutting. For heavier chasing or concrete cutting, ask A-Z Hire about the best machine for the job.
Hikoki H45 Chasing Hammer Hire
The current A-Z Hire page lists the machine as a Hikoki H45 / Hitachi H45 chasing hammer, suitable for removing wall tiles, chasing and light demolition work. The machine is listed with SDS Max shank, 1,150W power input and a weight of approximately 7kg to 7.3kg depending on model. Standard accessories listed include a bull point, side handle and carrying case.
That makes it a strong choice for tradesmen and DIY users who want a compact but powerful chipping hammer without stepping up to a heavier concrete breaker.
Chasing Hammer vs Demolition Hammer
A chasing hammer is smaller, lighter and easier to control. It is better for tile removal, wall chasing, light chiselling and renovation work.
A demolition hammer or Kango is heavier and more powerful. It is better for breaking concrete floors, slabs, plinths and tougher demolition jobs.
So, if you are doing lighter work, choose the chasing hammer. If you are breaking heavy concrete, ask A-Z Hire about demolition hammer hire or concrete breaker hire.
Who Hires a Chasing Hammer?
This tool is commonly hired by:
- Electricians
- Plumbers
- Tilers
- Bathroom fitters
- Kitchen fitters
- Builders
- Maintenance teams
- DIY customers
- Renovation contractors
- Property managers
It is a handy machine for anyone carrying out controlled breaking or chiselling work indoors.
Why Hire from A-Z Hire?
A-Z Hire has been supplying tool hire in Dublin for over 50 years. We help trade and DIY customers choose the correct machine for the job, whether that is a chasing hammer, rotary hammer, Kango, concrete breaker, wall chaser or demolition tool.
When you hire from A-Z Hire, you get:
- Lightweight chasing hammer hire
- Ideal machine for light demolition work
- Suitable for tile removal and wall chasing
- SDS Max chipping hammer hire
- Equipment checked before hire
- Practical advice from an experienced hire team
- Collection from Walkinstown, Dublin 12
- Daily, weekend and weekly hire options
- Local support from a trusted Dublin hire company
A-Z Hire is also a STIHL Authorised dealer and service centre, giving customers confidence that they are dealing with a professional tool business that understands equipment, servicing and reliable hire machinery.
Hire a Chasing Hammer from A-Z Hire in Dublin
For chasing hammer hire Dublin, small breaker hire Dublin, light demolition hammer hire Dublin or tile removal hammer hire Dublin, call into A-Z Hire in Walkinstown.
This is the ideal machine for light work when a demolition hammer is too heavy and powerful. It gives you control, impact and comfort for chasing, chiselling, tile removal and smaller demolition jobs.
FAQ Section
What is a chasing hammer used for?
A chasing hammer is used for light chiselling, wall chasing, tile removal, small demolition jobs and breaking out light masonry or blockwork.
Is this lighter than a demolition hammer?
Yes. A chasing hammer is lighter and easier to control than a full-size demolition hammer or Kango.
Can I use it to remove tiles?
Yes. This machine is ideal for removing wall tiles, floor tiles and old adhesive.
Can I use it for chasing walls?
Yes. It can be used for light wall chasing and cleaning out chases for cables, pipework and services.
Is it suitable for breaking concrete?
It can be used for light breaking and chiselling, but for heavy concrete floors or slabs you should hire a larger demolition hammer or concrete breaker.
Do you hire chasing hammers in Dublin?
Yes. A-Z Hire supplies chasing hammer hire from Walkinstown, Dublin 12.
