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Brushless Rotary SDS Impact Hammer Drill Concrete Tile Breaker Demolition Jack

Name: Brushless Rotary SDS Impact Hammer Drill Concrete Tile Breaker Demolition Jack
Brand: BRIEFNESS
SKU: DDGJ-DC-F05063
Price: 42.2 GBP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 3 (1 reviews)

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Product information

Description

General description

Heavy Duty SDS Plus Electric Rotary Hammer Impact Corded Drill designed for powerful performance and durability. This versatile tool features 4 functions: hammer drilling, standard drilling, rotation-chiseling, and roto-stop chisel-lock, making it ideal for demolishing brickwork, removing plaster, taking off tiles, and digging out old grouting.

Technical specifications

Rated input power: 1500W

No-load speed: 0-800 RPM

Impact rate: 0-4000 BPM

Impact energy: 0-6 J

Maximum drilling diameters: 13mm (steel), 32mm (concrete), 42mm (wood)

Weight: 5.76 kg

Power cord length: 200 cm

Toolholder: SDS PLUS

Compatibility and accessories

Dual compatible with SDS Plus drill bits and standard SDS drill bits

Includes 3x 150mm SDS plus drill bits (8/10/12mm)

Includes 2x 250mm flat head chisels (40/75mm)

Includes 1x 250mm hex point/flat chisel bit (14mm)

Comes with a tough and durable carrying case

Installation

Easy to set up with included accessories

Adjustable additional handle for better control

Usage

Ideal for professional use on wood, masonry, concrete, and steel

Speed selector allows for 6 different rotation speeds appropriate for various tasks

Control Vibration System helps maintain stability during use

Other information

5-year guarantee for peace of mind

Features

Brand
BRIEFNESS
Length
200 cm
Weight
5 kg
Power
1500 W
Voltage
230 V

Customer reviews

3,0

/ 1 Reviews

Reviews verified by ManoMano

RRodney

Published on 17/01/2024, United Kingdom

I found that the drill would not work in the breaker mode only in the hammer drill and drill mode. There are no instructions how to put drill in breaker mode

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