The is a corded SDS Max combi hammer built for serious concrete work, packing a 1050 W motor that pushes through tough materials without hesitation. This isn’t some lightweight DIY toy — this thing is made to handle drilling up to 40 mm in concrete and masonry all day long with grit and persistence.

What really stands out is the mix of power and control — the 1050 W motor and around 6.1 J of impact energy give you enough punch to nail through rebar‑reinforced walls or set anchor bolts faster than most hammers in this class. And there’s vibration control technology baked in to keep your arms from feeling like noodles by lunch.

Key Features:

• 1050 W Motor - Drives fast drilling and chiselling even in dense concrete.
• SDS‑Max Chuck - Supports larger bits for heavier drilling and demolition tasks.
• Active Vibration Control - Cuts down felt vibration so your hands don’t seize up.
• Three Operation Modes - Lets you switch between hammering, drilling, or both for versatility on the job.
• Heavy‑Duty Side Handle - Adjustable for better balance and control during long runs.

Applications

This hammer shines in any setting where you’re putting holes through concrete, block, or masonry — from anchor drilling and through‑holes up to 40 mm to core drilling up to about 100 mm with the right bit. You can also whip it into chiselling mode for light demolition or wall breakout jobs without swapping tools.

Why Choose This Model

If you’ve ever been stuck with a tool that felt underpowered halfway through a pour wall or got rattled out of your grip on day one, you’ll appreciate what this model brings. The combination of power, weight, and vibration control really matters when you’re grinding through eight‑hour workdays — this hammer lets you push harder, longer, without your body blowing up.

Technical Specifications Explained

• Power Input – 1050 W - Plenty of corded juice for drilling big holes without bogging down.
• Impact Energy – ~6.1 J - Enough punch to crack and bore into tough concrete, not just surface chips.
• No‑Load Speed – 540 RPM - Keeps the bit turning at a useful pace even under load.
• Blows per Minute – ~3150 - High blow rate means faster penetration and less frustration.
• Weight – ~5.9 kg - Balanced for jobsite use — heavy enough to feel solid, not so heavy you dread picking it up.

Who Should Buy This

Tradespeople who live in concrete — drillers, masons, HVAC installers, electricians running anchors — this SDS Max combi hammer is aimed squarely at you. It’s overkill for weekend DIY projects, but for anyone who’s setting anchors daily or prepping walls for mechanical installs, it’s a workhorse you’ll depend on.

If you want a tool that doesn’t quit, that feels good in your hands after hours on site, and that’s built around real jobsite tasks, this DeWalt will put in the hours alongside you without grumbling.