Hammer drills
Hammer drills
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You use a hammer drill, pneumatic hammer drill, or an SDS drill when you want to drill in very hard materials, such as concrete. If a hammer drill has a rotation stop, it's called a combi hammer. You can also use it to chisel tiles from the wall. Most hammer drills are corded, but there are also cordless SDS drills. That means you can easily work in places without a socket. How large the holes you drill are, depends on the impact power. Want to drill holes with a 5mm to 22mm diameter. A 3J impact power is enough.
Our choice for drill in concrete for the devoted DIYer
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Impact force 2,8 J
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Devoted DIYer
Impact force 2,1 J
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Drill capacity diameter in concrete 24 mm
Impact force 1,7 J
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Occasional handyman
Impact force 8,8 J
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Professional
Impact force 2 J
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Devoted DIYer
Impact force 1,4 J
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Drill capacity diameter in concrete 16 mm
Our choice for drilling in concrete for the occasional handyman
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Impact force 1,9 J
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Occasional handyman
Our choice for drill in concrete on a battery for professionals
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Impact force 2 J
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Professional
Impact force 2 J
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Rechargeable battery
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Professional
Impact force 2 J
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Devoted DIYer
Impact force 4,5 J
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Occasional handyman
Impact force 2,6 J
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Occasional handyman
Impact force 2,7 J
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Devoted DIYer
Impact force 1,9 J
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Rechargeable battery
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Professional
