SDS+ GRAPHITE rotary hammer, cooperating with 18V Li-Ion GRAPHITE Energy+ batteries. It has 2 functions: drilling and drilling with electro-pneumatic impact. The design of the hammer drill is characterized by a compact shape, similar to the dimensions of a drill-screwdriver and low weight. The power tool provides an impact energy of 0.8J, also optimal for drilling in harder building materials. The impact frequency is 0-5000 min, and the rotational speed is 0-900 min. The maximum drilling diameter in concrete is 10 mm, in steel 8 mm, in wood 16 mm. The rotary hammer drill has the ability to change the direction of rotation of the spindle and the ability to gradually adjust the speed using the switch button. The workplace is illuminated by an LED. The rotary hammer drill has a "click" function for quick fixing of the drill. The main handle is covered with a non-slip cap, thanks to which the power tool lies securely in the hand.
Cordless rotary hammer drill SDS+ Energy+ 18V, Li-Ion/0.8J, without battery
€58.93
Shipping from warehouse: L4
Estimated shipping: Mon, Nov 25 - Tue, Nov 26
14 days returnUnconditional return policy
- Availability:
- large quantity
- Brand:
- GRAPHITE
- Product code:
- 58G009 / 5902062035370
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Specification
| Adjustable speed: | Yes |
|---|---|
| Battery pack: | No |
| Battery technology: | Lithium-Ion (Li-Ion) |
| Battery voltage: | 18 V |
| Built-in light: | Yes |
| Carrying case: | No |
| Charger: | No |
| Chiseling: | N |
| Chuck type: | SDS Plus |
| Drilling: | Yes |
| Drilling diameter in concrete (max): | 1 cm |
| Drilling diameter in steel (max): | 8 mm |
| Drilling diameter in wood (max): | 1.6 cm |
| Hammer drilling: | Yes |
| Impact energy (max): | 0.8 J |
| Impact rate: | 5000 bpm |
| Power source: | Battery |
| Product colour: | Grey |
| Quick release system: | Yes |
| Rated speed (max): | 900 RPM |
| Reverse: | Yes |
| Soft grip: | Yes |
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