The is a corded SDS‑plus rotary hammer designed to punch through concrete, masonry and other tough materials with authority — this isn’t some wimpy drill that struggles on the job site.

With an 800 W motor delivering around 2.7 J of impact energy and up to 4,000 bpm, this beast gives you proper hammering power without weighing you down too much — and that matters a lot when you’re drilling all day long.

Key Features:

• SDS‑plus Chuck - Lets you swap bits quick and easy so you can get back to drilling without fumbling with keys.
• 800 W Powerful Motor - Drives the tool hard so you can chew through concrete and masonry fast.
• Variable Speed Control - Gives you better control when you need finesse on delicate materials.
• Rotation Control Clutch - Helps protect you and the tool if the bit binds up — a real job‑site saver.
• Chisel Mode - Lets you switch out of drilling and straight into chiselling without changing tools.

Applications

On a construction site or a renovation job, the GBH 2‑26 DRE rotary hammer handles drilling 4–26 mm holes in concrete like a pro, busts out masonry anchors, and even chisels tile and old mortar — it’s a solid choice for general drilling, chiselling and light demolition.

Why Choose This Model

The bottom line is this: if you need a dependable, everyday rotary hammer that doesn’t quit on you, the GBH 2‑26 DRE ticks all the right boxes — power, versatility, and a weight that won’t beat you up over extended use. It’s simple but no compromise.

Technical Specifications Explained

• Rated Input Power – 800 W - A potent motor that gives you enough grunt for drilling into concrete and masonry without bogging down.
• Impact Energy – 2.7 J - Puts respectable force behind each blow so holes go in quicker and with less strain on the tool.
• Impact Rate – 0–4,000 bpm - More blows per minute means faster hammer action, which makes drilling through hard materials less of a slog.
• Speed Range – 0–900 rpm - Gives enough rotation speed for smooth bit entry, with variable control for different materials.
• Drilling Range – 4–26 mm - Covers the common hole sizes you’ll need for anchors, fixing bolts and through‑holes in concrete and block.

Who Should Buy This

If you’re a tradie, builder or renovator after a tool that’ll stand up to daily use without being a beast to carry, the GBH 2‑26 DRE rotary hammer fits the bill — it’s solid where it counts and doesn’t overcomplicate things.

It’s especially good for anyone drilling rebar‑reinforced concrete, setting anchor bolts or chiselling out tile and old mortar — in short, real hands‑on work where you need a tool that works as hard as you do.