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DEWALT rotary hammer — drilling and impact drilling in concrete, masonry and compatible materials. Ref.: 35-DCH334X2.
DEWALT rotary hammer — drilling and impact drilling in concrete, masonry and compatible materials. Ref.: 35-DCH614N.
DEWALT rotary hammer — drilling and impact drilling in concrete, masonry and compatible materials. Ref.: 35-DCH735N.
DEWALT rotary hammer — drilling and impact drilling in concrete, masonry and compatible materials. Ref.: 35-DCH775N.
DEWALT rotary hammer — drilling and impact drilling in concrete, masonry and compatible materials. Ref.: 35-DCH775X2.
DEWALT rotary hammer — drilling and impact drilling in concrete, masonry and compatible materials. Ref.: 35-D25133K.
DEWALT rotary hammer — drilling and impact drilling in concrete, masonry and compatible materials. Ref.: 35-D25143K.
DEWALT rotary hammer — drilling and impact drilling in concrete, masonry and compatible materials. Ref.: 35-D25333K.
DEWALT rotary hammer — drilling and impact drilling in concrete, masonry and compatible materials. Ref.: 35-D25413K.
DEWALT rotary hammer — drilling and impact drilling in concrete, masonry and compatible materials. Ref.: 35-D25481K.
DEWALT rotary hammer — drilling and impact drilling in concrete, masonry and compatible materials. Ref.: 35-D25614K.
DEWALT rotary hammer — drilling and impact drilling in concrete, masonry and compatible materials. Ref.: 35-D25733K.
Rotary hammers (or SDS drills) are powerful, hand-held percussive power tools specifically engineered for drilling holes in extremely hard materials such as reinforced concrete, masonry, brick, and natural stone. Unlike standard hammer drills, a rotary hammer is equipped with an electro-pneumatic impact mechanism that independently generates massive striking force, significantly reducing the physical strain on the operator. This tool is absolutely indispensable on any construction site, during major renovations, or when installing electrical wiring, plumbing, and heavy-duty anchors. Most modern models feature three distinct operating modes: rotation only (for drilling wood and metal), hammer drilling (for concrete), and chiseling/hammer only (for light demolition or chasing channels). When selecting a rotary hammer, critical parameters include the impact energy (measured in Joules), motor power, chuck type (typically SDS-Plus for general-purpose tasks or SDS-Max for heavy-duty demolition), and the power source (corded or cordless platforms).
