Bosch Professional GSH 11 VC Demolition Hammer with SDS Max

Key specs include a powerful 1700 W motor, SDS Max tool holder for fast bit changes, high impact energy (listed as up to 23 J in product messaging), and an 11 kg weight. It also features vibration control and an ergonomic anti‑vibration handle with an adjustable side handle for better control in varied orientations.

It excels at breaking through reinforced concrete, brick, and masonry. It’s designed for rough demolition, chipping, and rapid removal of tough building materials on professional construction sites.

SDS Max offers fast, secure tool changes without extra tools. It reduces downtime between bit changes and helps you maintain momentum on demanding jobs, especially when switching between chisels for different demolition tasks.

The tool includes vibration control technology and an ergonomic anti‑vibration handle to reduce user fatigue. An adjustable side handle helps maintain a comfortable and controlled grip in different working positions, which is especially helpful during extended demolition sessions.

The unit weighs around 11 kg, which makes it a robust choice for tough demolition. It’s designed with an ergonomic grip and anti‑vibration features to improve comfort during longer work periods, though it’s still a heavyweight tool best suited for experienced users on larger projects.

Wear appropriate PPE (eye protection, hearing protection, and a dust mask as needed). Ensure the work area is clear, secure the workpiece, and maintain a firm two‑hand grip. Use the side handle for stability, and start with controlled, short bursts to minimize rebound and maintain control across vertical or horizontal operations.

To change bits, release the SDS Max chuck as instructed by the tool, insert the new bit fully into the holder until it locks, and ensure the bit is seated securely before resuming work. Always verify the tool is powered off when changing bits and use the correct SDS Max accessories designed for this model.

Keep vents clear of dust, inspect the power cord for damage, and clean the exterior after use. Store in a dry place, and periodically check that the side handle and restraint mechanisms operate smoothly. If you notice unusual vibrations or loss of power, consult service personnel before continuing use.

Typically the tool ships with essential components like an SDS Max chuck, side handle, and a basic chiseling accessory set. For best results, pair it with suitable SDS Max chisels and a heavy‑duty carrying case. Check the product listing on Fepy for the exact included items and compatible accessory options.

For a broader view of options, you can compare it against other high‑power SDS Max tools on Fepy such as the Bosch Professional GSH 16‑30 Demolition Hammer (SDS Max) and the Bosch Professional GSH 5 CE Demolition Hammer. These alternatives offer different weight, impact energy, and handling characteristics to fit various job sizes. Example comparison links on Fepy: https://fepy.com/en/bosch-professional-gsh-16-30-demolition-hammer-sds-max and https://fepy.com/en/bosch-professional-gsh-5-ce-demolition-hammer-sds-max

Choose the GSH 11 VC when you’re facing heavy demolition tasks on large concrete surfaces, need sustained impact power, and require reliable vibration control for longer work sessions. Its 11 kg build and SDS Max compatibility make it well suited to professional construction and renovation projects where efficiency and durability are priorities.

Yes. For stronger impact energy or different ergonomics, you might compare with the Bosch Professional GSH 16‑30 Demolition Hammer (SDS Max) or the Bosch Professional GSH 5 CE Demolition Hammer. See the product pages here: https://fepy.com/en/bosch-professional-gsh-16-30-demolition-hammer-sds-max and https://fepy.com/en/bosch-professional-gsh-5-ce-demolition-hammer-sds-max