The is a corded 800 W SDS‑Plus combi hammer that pulls serious grunt for its size, giving you a solid 26 mm concrete drilling capacity without feeling like you’re wrestling a beast all day. This isn’t some toy — in real work it handles anchor holes, fixing jobs and light chiselling with surprising ease thanks to its 3‑mode setup.

In practice, the big deal with this unit is the 26 mm SDS‑Plus drilling performance, which places it right in the sweet spot for tradies who need both drilling and light demolition on site without renting a bigger machine. With a 1500 RPM no‑load speed and up to ~5500 bpm impact rate, it doesn’t hang about when you need progress.

Key Features:

• 800 W Motor - Packs enough punch to chew through masonry and concrete without bogging down.
• 3 Operation Modes - Switch between rotary drilling, hammer drilling and chiselling for versatility.
• SDS‑Plus Chuck - Tool‑less bit changes keep you moving fast on the job.
• Variable Speed Trigger - Lets you feather in speed for delicate starts or precision work.
• Mechanical Clutch - Helps protect you and the tool if the bit binds unexpectedly.

Applications

If your day involves concrete and masonry drilling, fixing anchors, chasing for conduits or light chiselling in brick and soft concrete, this hammer is right in its element. It doesn’t over‑complicate things — it just gets you into and out of holes fast, especially when you’re dealing with mixed materials and need to swap modes on the fly.

Why Choose This Model

Here’s the thing — if you’re tired of underpowered drills that stall or beaters that feel like they’re trying to wrestle a gearbox, this 26 mm combi hammer hits the balance between size, power and handling. The contour of the grip and rubber overmoulds actually matter when you’re standing all day, and the mechanical clutch isn’t just marketing fluff — it keeps kickback shocks from transferring straight to your wrist.

Technical Specifications Explained

• Power Input (800 W) - Enough continuous punch for tough mason work without tripping circuits on standard outlets.
• No‑Load Speed (0‑1500 RPM) - Gives you a good balance of speed and control across modes.
• Impact Energy (~2.6‑2.8 J) - Drives efficient hammering into concrete without exhausting the motor too fast.
• Impact Rate (0‑5500 bpm) - High strike rate means faster penetration in masonry.
• Weight (≈2.6 kg) - Light enough for overhead or prolonged work without fatigue.

Who Should Buy This

If you’re a builder, renovator or serious DIYer who runs into concrete and masonry regularly, the three‑mode 26 mm SDS combi hammer is a tool that won’t leave you wishing for more — it’s powered for the job and rugged enough to be a daily driver on site. It’s easy to handle, keeps control in your hands and saves you time compared to smaller drills or one‑mode gadgets.

And if your work varies between drilling holes, fixing anchors or light chiselling, this unit gives you that adaptability without stepping up to a much heavier, more expensive machine — a sensible choice for trade pros and workshop guys alike.