What it is: A lightweight power tool designed for chipping, scaling, or removing small amounts of concrete, tiles, or weld slag.

What it helps with: Precise breaking and surface preparation without damaging surrounding areas

Compared to others: Smaller and easier to handle than demolition hammers; less powerful but more controlled

Best for: Light construction work, tile removal, and metal fabrication cleanup.

What it is:  A heavy-duty electric or pneumatic hammer used for breaking concrete, asphalt, and other hard materials

What it helps with:  Fast and efficient removal of thick, solid surfaces.

Compared to others:  More powerful than chipping and L-shape hammers, but heavier and less precise.

Best for:  Large-scale demolition, construction, and roadwork.

What it is: A hammer drill with an L-shaped design for ergonomic handling and controlled chiseling

What it helps with: Provides angled grip and precision for drilling or light chiseling in concrete and masonry.

Compared to others: More comfortable and balanced to use than straight-body hammers; offers better control but not as powerful as demolition hammers.

Best for: Masonry drilling, controlled chiseling, and long working hours where comfort matters.