Corded Rotary Hammers
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Corded rotary hammers drill and chisel concrete and masonry, creating holes and delivering high-impact, low-frequency blows. Also known as SDS drills and combination hammers, they have a hammer-and-rotate mode that spins and thrusts the bit to drill larger-diameter holes in harder materials than hammer drills. Their hammer-only mode chisels and chips for light demolition. A hammer's solid bit capacity is the maximum hole size it drills, but selecting a hammer by its optimal drilling range ensures that the tool will produce consistent results for hole sizes within that range. Rotary hammers are commonly used to drill through-holes, set anchors, and remove bricks. These corded tools allow long run times for repetitive tasks, maintain full power during operation, and have no batteries to recharge. Hammers with an SDS-Plus chuck use smaller bits and perform more targeted chiseling than hammers with an SDS-Max chuck.
SDS-Plus Pistol-Grip Corded Rotary Hammers
These rotary hammers accept SDS-Plus (SDS+) bits, which drill smaller-diameter holes and perform lighter-duty chiseling than SDS-Max bits. They are commonly used for anchoring, concrete forming, masonry underpinning, and controlled chipping applications. Their pistol grip provides ample room for a gloved hand while keeping the tool compact for better one-handed balance than D-handle hammers. It positions the hand behind the bit to keep the tool steady and control the amount of pressure applied to the bit.
3/4 in Solid Bit Capacity in Concrete
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SDS-Plus D-Handle Corded Rotary Hammers
These rotary hammers accept SDS-Plus (SDS+) bits, which drill smaller-diameter holes and perform lighter-duty chiseling than SDS-Max bits. They are commonly used for anchoring, concrete forming, masonry underpinning, and controlled chipping applications. Their D-handle forms an enclosed grip that protects against rough surfaces and protruding objects. It positions the hand behind the bit to keep the tool steady and control the amount of pressure applied to the bit.
1 in Solid Bit Capacity in Concrete
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1-1/8 in Solid Bit Capacity in Concrete
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SDS-Plus L-Shape Corded Rotary Hammers
These rotary hammers accept SDS-Plus (SDS+) bits, which drill smaller-diameter holes and perform lighter-duty chiseling than SDS-Max bits. They are commonly used for anchoring, concrete forming, masonry underpinning, and controlled chipping applications. Their L-shape orients the motor and transmission vertically to increase impact energy, makes the hammer more compact than other styles, and centers the weight of the tool for optimal balance. They have an enclosed grip that protects against rough surfaces and protruding objects. The grip positions the hand behind the bit to keep the tool steady and control the amount of pressure applied to the bit.
1-1/8 in Solid Bit Capacity in Concrete
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1-3/16 in Solid Bit Capacity in Concrete
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1-1/4 in Solid Bit Capacity in Concrete
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SDS-Max L-Shape Corded Rotary Hammers
These rotary hammers accept SDS-Max bits, which drill larger-diameter holes and perform heavier-duty chiseling than SDS-Plus bits. They are commonly used for pipe running, rebar dowelling, concrete repair, channel grooving, and light demolition applications. Their L-shape orients the motor and transmission vertically to increase impact energy, makes the hammer more compact than other styles, and centers the weight of the tool for optimal balance. They have an enclosed grip that protects against rough surfaces and protruding objects. The grip positions the hand behind the bit to keep the tool steady and control the amount of pressure applied to the bit.
1-9/16 in Solid Bit Capacity in Concrete
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1-3/4 in Solid Bit Capacity in Concrete
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1-7/8 in Solid Bit Capacity in Concrete
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2 in Solid Bit Capacity in Concrete
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2-1/16 in Solid Bit Capacity in Concrete
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Spline Drive L-Shape Corded Rotary Hammers
These rotary hammers accept spline bits, which drill large-diameter holes and perform heavy-duty chiseling. They are commonly used for pipe running, rebar dowelling, concrete repair, channel grooving, and light demolition applications. Spline-drive hammers are an older-technology alternative to SDS-Max for users with a large stock of spline bits. Their L-shape orients the motor and transmission vertically to increase impact energy, makes the hammer more compact than other styles, and centers the weight of the tool for optimal balance. They have an enclosed grip that protects against rough surfaces and protruding objects. The grip positions the hand behind the bit to keep the tool steady and control the amount of pressure applied to the bit.
1-9/16 in Solid Bit Capacity in Concrete
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1-5/8 in Solid Bit Capacity in Concrete
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