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Operating modes
hammer drilling
drilling only
chiselling (demolition hammer)
hammer drilling
drilling only
chiselling (demolition hammer)
Specs
Power consumption790 W800 W
Impact energy2.7 J2.7 J
Number of thrusts4200 bpm4000 bpm
Rotation speed930 rpm900 rpm
Reversebrushbrush
Motor locationhorizontalhorizontal
Chuck
Chuck type
SDS+
keyless
SDS+
keyless
Quick chuck change
Wood drilling max. 30 mm30 mm
Metal drilling max. 13 mm13 mm
Concrete drilling max. 24 mm26 mm
Max. hole saw 68 mm68 mm
Features
Functions
safety clutch
power button lock
safety clutch
power button lock
General
Power sourcemains (230 V)mains (230 V)
In box
additional handle
depth gauge
case (bag)
additional handle
depth gauge
case (bag)
Power cord length4 m
Dimensions40.7x21x8.3 cm
Weight2.9 kg2.9 kg
Added to E-Catalogjuly 2014june 2012

Power consumption

Rated power consumed by the rotary hammer during operation. Usually, the maximum power consumption in normal operation is taken as the nominal power.

In general, the higher this indicator, the heavier and more performant the rotary hammer is, the more advanced its performance usually turns out to be. On the other hand, the electricity consumption of such tools is high. In addition, note that with the same power consumption, the actual set of individual characteristics for different tools may be different. For example, frequency and impact energy are inversely related, and for the same power input, higher frequency usually means less individual impact energy. So, according to this parameter, it is worth evaluating only the overall level of the instrument; for accurate selection for specific tasks, you need to pay attention to more specific characteristics.

Also note that power consumption data can be useful for some tasks related to catering — for example, if a construction site is powered by an autonomous generator and you need to estimate the load on this energy source.

Number of thrusts

The number of beats per minute provided by the punch. For models in which the beat frequency can be adjusted, this item indicates the entire adjustment range, for example "1600 — 3000".

High impact frequency, on the one hand, increases the productivity of the tool and can significantly reduce the time required for work. On the other hand, with the same engine power, an increase in the number of strokes per minute leads to a decrease in the energy of each stroke. Therefore, among heavy performant devices, a low frequency is often found — up to 2500 beats / min and even lower. And the ability to adjust the frequency of impacts allows you to adjust the hammer to the specific situation, depending on what is more important — productivity or the ability to cope with hard, stubborn material. For example, for old crumbling brickwork, you can set the speed higher, and for working with stone or dense concrete, it is better to reduce the frequency of impacts by directing engine power to increase the energy of each impact.

Summing up, we can say this: when choosing a perforator, you should focus on both the number of strokes and the impact energy. Detailed recommendations on this subject for specific situations can be found in special sources.

Rotation speed

The speed of rotation of the working equipment provided by the rotary hammer. Usually, this indicates the speed at idle, without load; rated load speeds can be further specified in the characteristics (see below), but this is rare, and this parameter is still considered the main characteristic. It is also worth mentioning that in the presence of a speed controller (see "Functions"), the maximum speed value is given here.

When working in the main mode — drilling with impact — the rotation of the equipment is used mainly to remove waste from the hole, and the revolutions here are of no fundamental importance (they can be very low). Therefore, it is worth paying attention to this indicator mainly in cases where the rotary hammer is planned to be often used for conventional drilling, without impact. And here it is worth proceeding from the fact that high speeds increase productivity and contribute to accuracy when working with some materials, but reduce torque (compared to tools with the same engine power). So for heavy work with hard, stubborn materials, relatively "slow" tools are usually better suited.

Note also that drilling is not the main task of rotary hammers; therefore, their rotation speeds are noticeably lower than those of the same drills. On the other hand, in this case, low speeds are often compensated by powerful engines and high torque, which makes it possible to effectively drill holes...of a fairly large diameter, including using crowns.

Concrete drilling max. ⌀

The maximum tool diameter that can be used with a rotary hammer when drilling in concrete. See "Maximum drilling diameter in wood" for details.

Power cord length

Power cord length for mains powered drills (see above). The longer the cord, the farther from the outlet you can use the unit and the less it depends on the location of the outlets.
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