Rotary Hammer / Hammer Drill
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When choosing a rotary hammer, the main things to look at are power and impact energy. INGCO's category includes both lighter models for drilling and minor repairs and high-impact machines for working on concrete and other hard surfaces.
Power and Impact Energy
The models in this category differ in power and in impact energy, measured in joules. A light rotary hammer suits occasional drilling, while 20, 25, 45 or 75 joule demolition models are designed for heavier demolition work. On larger jobs, a rotary hammer is often used together with other equipment, and tools and equipment online cover gear for a variety of purposes. When choosing a specific model, the main guides are the work surface and how intensively the tool will be used.
Corded and Cordless Rotary Hammers
A corded rotary hammer is used where the work area is close to a permanent power source and long working sessions are needed. The category includes models rated at 650, 800, 950, 1050, 1200, 1500, 1600, 1700, 1800 and 2200 W.
Demolition Models for Heavy Work
A demolition rotary hammer is used not only for drilling holes but also for breaking up hard materials. INGCO's range includes 25, 45 and 75 joule demolition models, as well as SDS MAX rotary hammers. At other stages of looking after the work area, high-pressure washers may come in handy. When choosing a demolition model, the main criteria are the hardness of the surface and the scale of the job.
Drilling Into Different Materials
A drilling rotary hammer is especially useful for work on concrete, brick and other hard surfaces. The category also includes electro-pneumatic models, among them 650, 800 and 950 W versions. If the work extends outside the building, petrol and electric lawn mowers cover yard care as a separate area. For a rotary hammer, the key factors are the material, the hole depth and the impact modes.
How to Choose the Right Rotary Hammer for the Job
When buying a rotary hammer, compare power, impact energy, power source and how often you will use it. A light repair task does not need an overly heavy model, while lower-powered models will quickly become overloaded during intensive demolition.
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Electro-pneumatic rotary hammers:
Ideal for standard drilling and light chiselling work. The models (e.g. 650W, 800W, 950W) stand out for their compact size and efficiency.
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Heavy-duty rotary hammers (SDS MAX):
Designed for intensive workloads. With high power (e.g. 1050W, 1600W, 1800W) and impact force (J), these models easily handle the hardest materials.
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Demolition hammers (Jackhammers):
For the heaviest demolition and breaking work. The models (e.g. 25J - 45J) deliver maximum impact force for breaking up asphalt, concrete and other hard surfaces.
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Cordless rotary hammers (20V):
Built on Lithium-Ion technology, these models offer maximum mobility and freedom from cables, with no loss of quality or power.
Other equipment may also play a part in keeping the work area in order, and garden vacuums serve a different purpose in that respect. The right rotary hammer should match the type of work, the material and the workload.