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SDS Plus Rotary Hammer Drill 240V 4 FUNCTIONS Chisel Action Breaker & SDS Set UK

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Product information

Description

General description

The SDS Plus Rotary Hammer Drill is a versatile tool designed for various applications including demolition and masonry work. It features four functions: hammer drilling, standard drilling, rotation-chiselling, and roto-stop chisel-lock, making it suitable for tasks such as demolishing brickwork, removing plaster, taking off tiles, and digging out old grouting. The drill is equipped with an adjustable speed selector and a Control Vibration System for enhanced stability during use.

Technical specifications

Rated voltage: 230V/50Hz

Input Power: 1500W

No load speed: 0-800 RPM

Impact rate: 0-4500 BPM

Impact Energy: 0-6 J

Toolholder: SDS PLUS

Drilling Diameter: Concrete: 32mm, Steel: 13mm, Wood: 40mm

Cable length: 2m

Compatibility and accessories

Includes 3 drill bits (8mm, 10mm, 12mm)

Includes 2 chisels (Flat Chisel, Pointed Chisel)

Compatible with standard drilling accessories using an optionally installed key-type drill chuck

Installation

Dust cap included for protection

Additional handle for improved stability and safety during operation

Usage

Adjustable speed selector allows for optimal rotation speed based on the task

360° locking rotary handle enables drilling and chiseling from various angles

Other information

Package includes: Rotary Hammer, Drill bits, Chisels, Pinch drill bit, Adjust key, Dust cover, Lubricating oil box, Plastic box, Instruction Manual

Features

Brand
DAYPLUS
Power
1500 W
Warranty
5 year(s)
Power source
Corded
Max. diameter for drilling wood
40 mm

Advice from

Rotary hammer buying guide

Got some masonry jobs in the works? If you're looking for a drill that offers heavy-duty hammer action, then a rotary hammer is the tool for you! From corded to cordless models, we'll take you through the various options including chuck type, impact energy and motor power. Read on to find the ideal rotary hammer.

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