The Efftool 1250W Rotary Hammer is an industrial-grade corded power tool designed for heavy-duty drilling and demolition tasks in masonry and concrete. It is frequently utilized in professional construction and renovation projects due to its high torque and impact energy. [1, 2, 3]
Power Input: 1250W high-torque motor.
Impact Energy: Approximately 3.5J to 5J, providing strong percussive force for breaking tough materials.
No-Load Speed: Around 850 RPM, which is optimized for drilling through dense concrete.
Impact Rate: Approximately 3800 to 4400 BPM (blows per minute).
Drilling Capacity: Up to 32mm in concrete, 13mm in steel, and 40mm in wood.
Chuck System: Uses an SDS-plus system for quick, tool-free bit changes and secure bit retention during high-impact use.
Core Features & Functions
Three-Mode Selector: Allows you to switch between Rotary Only (standard drilling), Hammer Only (chiseling/light demolition), and Rotary Hammer (drilling into masonry).
Vibration Control: Often includes internal dampeners or an anti-vibration system to reduce user fatigue during prolonged operation.
Ergonomic Design: Typically features a 360° adjustable auxiliary handle and soft-grip rear handle for improved control and comfort.
Safety Features: Includes a safety clutch that disengages the motor if the bit jams, protecting both the user and the tool.
Specifications
Key Features
Power Input: 1250W high-torque motor.
Impact Energy: Approximately 3.5J to 5J, providing strong percussive force for breaking tough materials.
No-Load Speed: Around 850 RPM, which is optimized for drilling through dense concrete.
Impact Rate: Approximately 3800 to 4400 BPM (blows per minute).
Drilling Capacity: Up to 32mm in concrete, 13mm in steel, and 40mm in wood.
Chuck System: Uses an SDS-plus system for quick, tool-free bit changes and secure bit retention during high-impact use.
Core Features & Functions
Three-Mode Selector: Allows you to switch between Rotary Only (standard drilling), Hammer Only (chiseling/light demolition), and Rotary Hammer (drilling into masonry).
Vibration Control: Often includes internal dampeners or an anti-vibration system to reduce user fatigue during prolonged operation.
Ergonomic Design: Typically features a 360° adjustable auxiliary handle and soft-grip rear handle for improved control and comfort.
Safety Features: Includes a safety clutch that disengages the motor if the bit jams, protecting both the user and the tool.