SDS+ rotary hammer 800W 2.4J Fatmax with double chuck (SFMEH210K) Stanley

What it is

SDS+ rotary hammer 800W 2.4J Fatmax with double chuck (SFMEH210K) Stanley. Key specifications: max drilling capacity, masonry (mm) 26, max drilling capacity, metal (mm) 13, max drilling capacity, wood (mm) 30.

A rotary hammer drills concrete, masonry and stone by combining rotation and percussion, with an SDS-Plus, SDS-Max or compressed-air connection.

What it is for

Used for drilling reinforced concrete, in hammer or rotary hammer mode and for drilling solid and hollow masonry, clay brick and blocks.

How to use it

Use a detector to make sure there are no cables or pipes at the drilling point. Insert the clean, greased bit until it clicks, set the depth stop and select the operating mode. Drill with the tool held square to the surface using both hands, withdrawing the bit from time to time to clear the dust, and wear safety glasses, a dust mask and hearing protection.

Where it is used

• Building services
• Renovation

Technical data

• Max drilling capacity, masonry (mm): 26
• Max drilling capacity, metal (mm): 13
• Max drilling capacity, wood (mm): 30
• Absorbed power (W): 800

Who it is for

Designed for demolition operatives, electricians, plumbers and bricklayers.

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