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Corded SDS-Plus and SDS-Max combi, rotary and demolition hammers

Corded combi hammers, rotary hammers and demolition hammers are built for drilling and chiselling in concrete and masonry, on building sites and in renovation. They deliver continuous power without a battery, from compact SDS-Plus machines to heavy demolition hammers.

The tool holder sets the class. SDS-Plus combi hammers around 800 W drill plug holes and lead-throughs and do light chiselling; some have an automatic or quick-action chuck for standard drill bits. SDS-Max combi and demolition hammers from 1100 W handle larger holes and heavier breaking; for demolition there are hammers with a 28.6 mm hexagonal shank. Besides power, look at the impact energy in joules and at vibration damping (AVT on Makita), because that decides how long you can work comfortably.

For large lead-throughs there are diamond drills for dry and wet drilling, some with a drill stand. Bosch, Makita, Metabo, HiKOKI, Fein, Milwaukee, DeWalt and more offer machines in a case or with a drill and chisel set. The whole range belongs to the electrical power tools, which also cover corded machines for sanding, sawing and milling.

  • Input power: 780 W
  • Anti-vibration system: No
  • Tool holder type: SDS-plus
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Recommended Retail Price €224.30
169.68
€140.23 excl. VAT
  • Input power: 1350 W
  • Anti-vibration system: Yes
  • Tool holder type: SDS-max
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Recommended Retail Price €1,003.54
813.48
€672.30 excl. VAT
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