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Intertool Storm WT-0172

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Three-mode networked hammer drill for universal use. Can drill (with or without impact) or chisel without turning the equipment. Has sufficient power (1000 W) and impact energy (3.2 J) to perform most tasks associated with construction and repair. The rotation speed of the cartridge (up to 1300 rpm) can be changed stepwise by controlling the force of pressing the start button. Using the Intertool Storm WT-0172 hammer drill and a drill, you can drill holes in concrete with a diameter of up to 26 mm (when using toothed bits - up to 68 mm). The tool chuck is designed for use with drilling and impact equipment with SDS+ type shanks. A safety clutch is built between the chuck and the gearbox, which protects the hammer drill and the user from “kickback” when the equipment jams in concrete. The t...ool comes complete with a plastic case, an additional (front) handle and a depth stop designed for serial drilling of identical holes.
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Intertool Storm WT-0172
Operating modes:hammer drilling, without a hit, chiselling
Power:1000 W
Impact energy:3.2 J
Number of strokes:5100 bpm
Idle speed:1300 rpm
Cartridge type:SDS+
Power supply:mains (230 V)
Weight:4.75 kg

Three-mode networked hammer drill for universal use. Can drill (with or without impact) or chisel without turning the equipment. Has sufficient power (1000 W) and impact energy (3.2 J) to perform most tasks associated with construction and repair. The rotation speed of the cartridge (up to 1300 rpm) can be changed stepwise by controlling the force of pressing the start button. Using the Intertool Storm WT-0172 hammer drill and a drill, you can drill holes in concrete with a diameter of up to 26 mm (when using toothed bits - up to 68 mm).

The tool chuck is designed for use with drilling and impact equipment with SDS+ type shanks. A safety clutch is built between the chuck and the gearbox, which protects the hammer drill and the user from “kickback” when the equipment jams in concrete. The tool comes complete with a plastic case, an additional (front) handle and a depth stop designed for serial drilling of identical holes.

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Specifications Storm WT-0172
Main
Operating modeshammer drilling
drilling only
chiselling (demolition hammer)
Specs
Power consumption1000 W
Impact energy3.2 J
Number of thrusts5100 bpm
Rotation speed1300 rpm
Reversebrush
Motor locationhorizontal
Chuck
Chuck typeSDS+
Wood drilling max. ⌀32 mm
Metal drilling max. ⌀13 mm
Concrete drilling max. ⌀26 mm
Max. hole saw ⌀68 mm
Features
Functionssafety clutch
power button lock
General
Power sourcemains (230 V)
In boxadditional handle
depth gauge
case (bag)
lubricant
Power cord length4 m
Weight4.75 kg
Added to E-Catalogoctober 2023
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