Receive a free STANLEY FATMAX gift when purchasing at least 2 STANLEY items. The higher your order value, the greater the benefit. Promotion valid from 01.09.2026 to 30.09.2026 or while stocks last.
With the Stanley Fatmax SFMCH900B-XJ rotary hammer, you tackle tough drilling and light chiselling tasks in concrete, masonry, wood, and steel with ease. Powered by a brushless 18V motor, you get higher energy efficiency and extended runtime across job sites without mains power. Delivering 2 j of impact energy and up to 5500 blows per minute, it easily drills up to 30 mm into solid concrete. Switch smoothly between rotary drilling, hammer drilling, and chiselling for versatile applications like tile removal. The SDS-plus chuck ensures quick accessory changes, while the lightweight 2.3 kg design and included side handle with depth stop provide excellent control and precision.
This STANLEY FATMAX 18V SDS+ Pneumatic Drill Hammer is the ideal solution for the toughest drilling and demolition jobs. The powerful 18V motor delivers a striking force of up to 2J (according to EPTA 05/2009). Thanks to the 3 available functions, you can efficiently drill, pneumatically drill and chisel in wood (up to 30mm), metal (up to 13mm) and stone or concrete (up to 22mm). This hammer drill also features a rotation stop for chiselling in stone and concrete and an impact stop for drilling in wood and steel. The variable speed always ensures optimal control while working. Thanks to the non-slip SDS+ drill head, you can easily change between different accessories. Thanks to the available depth stop, you can always drill at the same depth. Finally, the ergonomic design and the included 2nd handle ensure optimal comfort. This allows you to work for longer. This hammer drill is part of the STANLEY FATMAX V20 18V battery system. This hammer drill comes without battery or charger.
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Receive a free STANLEY FATMAX gift when purchasing at least 2 STANLEY items. The higher your order value, the greater the benefit. Promotion valid from 01.09.2026 to 30.09.2026 or while stocks last.