The is one of those corded rotary hammers that feels like it was built for the real world — not just show.

This thing packs a 710 W motor and a 22 mm drilling capacity right where you need it, so it chews through concrete and masonry with a dependable punch you can count on day in, day out.

Key Features:

• 710 W Power Input - Gives you plenty of muscle for drilling and light chiselling in solid concrete and brick.
• SDS‑Plus Tool Holder - Lets you swap bits fast and keeps them locked tight under hammering load.
• Two‑Mode Functionality - Switch between hammer drilling and rotary only depending on what the job demands.
• Multi‑Position Side Handle - Helps you stay in control, especially when you’re in tight spots.
• Depth Stop Included - Keeps hole depth consistent — invaluable when you’re anchoring or routing conduit.

Applications

If you’ve ever needed to bore holes for anchors or fixings, the D25032B‑IN SDS Plus Rotary Hammer is right in its element — concrete, masonry, stone, brick, you name it. It’s equally up to light chipping work and even some drilling in wood and steel when you throw in the right bit, so it’s versatile enough for general site duties.

Why Choose This Model

Here’s the thing — on a busy site, you don’t want a tool that falters halfway through a hole. The D25032B‑IN keeps its cool with a balanced weight (~2.5 kg) and a no‑load speed that hits roughly 0–1550 rpm, so you’ve got enough RPMs for clean starts and follow‑through. Its simplicity is a strength: you don’t have a pile of unnecessary bells and whistles — just solid performance that lasts.

Technical Specifications Explained

• Power Input – 710 W - Enough juice to keep drilling into reinforced concrete without bogging the motor.
• No‑Load Speed – 0–1550 rpm - Lets you get holes started quickly and maintain forward progress under load.
• Drilling Capacity – 22 mm - That’s plenty for most anchor and fixing hole jobs in masonry and concrete.
• Tool Weight – ~2.58 kg - Light enough to handle overhead or awkward angle drilling without killing your arms.
• SDS‑Plus Chuck - Industry standard that keeps bits secure and makes switching tools painless.

Who Should Buy This

If you’re a builder, renovation pro, or serious DIYer who needs a dependable corded rotary hammer with a 22 mm drilling capacity that doesn’t quit when you’re in the deep end of a tough slab — this one’s a solid candidate.

It sits right between entry hobby‑class tools and heavy industrial rigs, so it’s perfect if you want something you can trust for anchors, fixings, light chiselling and general concrete work without overpaying for features you’ll never use.