Electric Total Rotary Hammer Drill 800watts

Overview

Quick Tips for Use: Let the tool do the work: You don't need to lean into a rotary hammer like you do a regular drill. Light pressure is enough; the internal piston handles the impact. Grease the bits: It’s good practice to apply a tiny bit of grease to the "shanks" (the end that goes into the drill) of the SDS bits to keep the mechanism sliding smoothly. Safety first: These kick back hard if a bit gets snagged on rebar, so always use that side handle with a firm grip. Located at Mozart Bet Building First Floor Shop F25

Technical Specifications