Rotary Hammer 26 MM 800 WATTS

Rotary Hammer Uses

1. Concrete Drilling: The primary use of a rotary hammer is drilling into concrete, masonry, or stone surfaces. The powerful motor and the hammering action make it effective for creating holes for anchors, screws, or other fasteners in these tough materials.
2. Masonry Work: It’s ideal for tasks such as installing electrical boxes, conduits, or plumbing in brick or block walls. The rotary hammer’s ability to handle tough materials makes it a preferred choice in masonry applications.
3. Demolition Work: The hammering action of a rotary hammer, in conjunction with the rotation, allows for effective chiseling and demolition. It can be used to break up concrete, remove tiles, or chip away at unwanted structures.
4. Drilling in Wood and Metal: While its primary strength lies in working with hard materials, a rotary hammer can also be used for drilling into softer materials like wood and metal, offering versatility in construction projects.
5. Installation of Anchors and Bolts: The rotary hammer is commonly used for installing anchors, bolts, and other fixtures in concrete or masonry surfaces. Its power and precision make it suitable for creating secure and durable attachments.
6. Tunneling and Channeling: In more advanced applications, a rotary hammer can be used for creating channels or tunnels in concrete or masonry, often needed in tasks like installing pipes or cables.
7. Tile Removal: The chiseling function of the rotary hammer makes it a valuable tool for removing tiles from walls and floors, especially in renovation projects.
8. Landscaping: In landscaping projects, a rotary hammer can be used to create holes for fence posts or anchors in concrete footings.