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Milwaukee MXF DH2528H Hex Breaker (Body Only)

3 years (with registration)

Milwaukee MXF DH2528H: cordless hex breaker, 64 J impact energy (EPTA), up to 1,300 blows/min. Takes 28mm (1⅛") hex chisels. Floating anti-vibration, service light.

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64J
Impact energy (EPTA)
28mm hex
Takes
5.2m/s²
Vibration (chiselling)

Where it sits among 28mm hex demolition hammers

Scaled against the 7 demolition hammers that take 28mm hex chisels we list, so other sizes aren't in the mix. Not a score: bigger isn't always better for your job.

Vibration (chiselling)5.2m/s²
4.8m/s² lowestDeWalt D25981highest 12.3m/s²Bosch GSH 16-28
Noise (LpA)84.71dB(A)
84.71dB(A) lowestThis onehighest 96dB(A)Bosch GSH 16-28
Compare it with: + Makita HM004G + Bosch GSH 16-28 + DeWalt DCH966 + HiKOKI H65SD3

Full specs

From Milwaukee's own documentation. Checked 17/10/2026. Report a spec error ›

Hammer & Chisels

Chisel fitting28mm (1⅛") hex
Impact energy64 J
Measured to EPTA✓ Yes
Blows per minute (top)1,300 /min

Comfort & Features

Anti-vibration✓ Yes
Anti-vibration systemFloating anti-vibration
Service light✓ Yes

Physical & Build

Noise level84.71 dB(A) LpA / 95.71 dB(A) LwA
Vibration (chiselling)5.2 m/s²

Warranty · 3yr

Up to 3 years1 year as standard, 3 once you register it with Milwaukee
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Register within 30 days. Batteries extend to 2yr (1+1); chargers, M28 batteries & accessories excluded; MX FUEL 2yr.

Warranty terms are set by the maker and can change. Always confirm current cover on their site before you buy.

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