Rotary Hammers
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- Demolition - Compressor: Recommended for heavier tasks such as chiseling or removing flooring.
- Pneumatic: With a pneumatic impact mechanism, which relies on air or pressure, making the tool more efficient in demanding applications.
- Brushless: It features a brushless motor that generates less heat and friction, resulting in less wear on the motor and longer battery life.
- With Case: Delivered with a case or carrying bag.
- Protection: Operator protection technology against injuries in case of tool jamming during operation.
- Solo: Tools with a battery slot that do not include a battery and charger in the package.
- Anti-Vibration System: The anti-vibration system reduces the transfer of vibrations from the motor/impact mechanism to the handle, improving comfort and reducing fatigue during long hours of work. It is especially useful for concrete drilling or demolition tasks.
- Impact: Ability to function as a chisel for chiseling in various building materials.
- Rotation: With the ability to rotate the tool's mechanism for drilling into low-hardness materials.
- Speed Setting: Ability to control rotation speed, either through the trigger or via a speed selector.
- Screwing/Unscrewing: Allows changing the rotation direction of the tool to counterclockwise or clockwise.
- SDS: They offer high performance in rotation & impact, ideal for concrete or stone. They allow quick drill bit changes with one hand. They have a 10 mm base and accept drill bits from 4-30 mm. Compatible only with SDS-Plus drill bits.
- SDS Max: They offer high performance in rotation & impact, ideal for concrete or stone. They allow quick drill bit changes with one hand. They have an 18 mm base and accept drill bits from 13-40 mm, compatible only with SDS-Max drill bits.
- HEX: Chuck for hex drill bits & tips.
- Rapid: Allows for easy changing of drill bits and tips without the need for a key.
- 1 - 4 Joules: Small rotary hammers (for light work, such as drilling into walls)
- 4 - 10 Joules: Medium-sized rotary hammers (for heavier tasks, such as drilling into concrete)
- 10 - 40 Joules: Heavy-duty tools (for very heavy tasks, such as concrete demolition)
- 40 - 60 Joules: They are used for medium-sized demolition, for removing pavements, or on very hard materials.
- 60 - 100 Joules: These compressors are suitable for industrial applications, such as large-scale demolitions and heavy drilling tasks in hard materials.
- Over 100 Joules: The very large hydraulic hammers and compressors in this category are used in mining and very large-scale construction or demolition. They are capable of penetrating extremely hard materials, such as rocks and heavily reinforced concrete.
- The greater the power of a rotary hammer, the higher its performance and drilling capacity.
- Up to 840 Watts: Suitable for light and medium-duty drilling tasks in masonry or thin concrete.
- 850 - 1450 Watt: Medium power rotary hammers for general use and more demanding drilling tasks.
- 1500 Watts and above: Heavy-duty tools with power output suitable for professional and intensive use on hard materials.
- Determines the power, performance, and use of the tool. Higher voltage results in more power and strength