Product Details

Power Source

Battery

Type

Excavator

Battery Specifications

Number of Batteries

0

Volt

20 V

Volt: 20

The higher the tool's voltage, the more powerful it becomes and performs tasks more easily, however, higher voltage usually means an increase in weight.

2. Impact energy is another characteristic that shows the "strength" of the tool.

Tools that are 18 volts and above are considered high power and their strength is sufficient even for professional work.

Lithium

No

Features

Maximum Motor Speed

1400 rpm

Maximum Motor Speed

The faster the machine's speed, the easier it is to drill into harder surfaces.

Impact Energy

1.7 Joule

Impact Energy: 1.7

The impact force shows how powerful the tool is. The more Joules, the stronger the hits.

2. Specifically for demolition tools with frequent and heavy use, at least 20 Joules are recommended.

For casual amateur use, 2 to 4 Joules are considered sufficient.

Maximum Number of Impacts

4500 bpm

Maximum Number of Impacts

The number of strikes that the machine can deliver in one minute. Generally, the higher the number, the easier the work on harder surfaces.

2.

Note that the Impact Energy is also important for performance, indicating the force of each strike.

Jam Protection

No

Socket

SDS - SDS Plus (TE-C)

Socket

SDS - SDS Plus (TE-C)

SDS sockets have better performance in rotary hammer functions compared to others and are suitable for working on concrete or stone. They are also easy to change drill bits, which can be done with one hand. 2. SDS-Plus (TE-C) sockets have a base diameter of 10 mm and can accept drill bit diameters between 4-30 mm. These sockets are only compatible with corresponding SDS Plus drills.

Brushless

No

Pneumatic

No

Speed Adjustable

No

Impact

Yes

Rotary

Yes

Screwing/Unscrewing

No

Additional Features

Handle included

Yes

Integrated Light

No

Guide

No