Electric Floor Demolition Machine with Adjustable Working Angle

Description

The electric floor demolition machine combines a powered impact tool with a wheeled support frame for floor removal and refurbishment work. With a rated power of 1,400 W and stated impact energy of 48 J, it provides a mechanical solution for loosening and removing suitable floor materials during renovation. The trolley-style arrangement supports the demolition tool while allowing the operator to guide it using the handlebar. Two wheels assist with repositioning, making the equipment practical for progressing across a floor section as material is removed. Textured handle grips provide defined holding points for steering and positioning. An adjustable working angle of 30°–60° allows the tool to approach the surface at different inclinations. This helps operators configure the shovel position according to the removal task, available access and behaviour of the material being lifted. The pictured machine is equipped with a wide shovel attachment, described as high-strength, for engaging beneath suitable floor coverings and bonded layers. A pointed chisel is also shown for more concentrated impact work; its inclusion in the supplied package should be confirmed. The motor is described as copper-wound, and the illustrated version operates from a 220 V, 50–60 Hz electrical supply. This mains-powered configuration suits work areas with an appropriate electricity connection. The machine is relevant to flooring contractors, renovation teams and maintenance businesses preparing floors for replacement. Material suitability and removal performance depend on the attachment, flooring bond and underlying substrate. Specification Details Product Type Electric floor demolition machine Rated Power 2500W Impact Energy 48 J Supply Voltage 220 V Frequency 50–60 Hz Power Source Mains electricity Adjustable Working Angle 30°–60° Motor Copper-wound motor, as stated in the image Operating Configuration Operator-guided wheeled frame Handle Handlebar with textured grips Wheels Two wheels, described as wear-resistant Main Attachment Shown Wide demolition shovel