Perforator Bosch 0611924020 800W 3.2J

The Bosch 0611924020 perforator with an 800W motor and 3.2J impact energy is designed for drilling and light chiselling in concrete, brick and other masonry materials. The tool combines a compact, robust housing with variable speed control to allow precise operation across a range of drilling diameters. Its ergonomic grip and balanced weight distribution support extended use in renovation, installation and construction tasks.

Advantages

This rotary hammer provides a reliable balance of power and control with an 800W drive and 3.2J single-impact energy suitable for medium-duty applications. Variable speed control enables accurate starting and hole enlargement, while the durable construction and serviceable components ensure consistent performance. The ergonomic handle reduces user fatigue and helps maintain stable guidance during drilling and chiselling.

Suitable for

• Drilling holes in concrete, brick and cement block for anchors and dowels
• Light chiselling and removal of plaster or tile adhesive
• Installing electrical boxes, conduit and plumbing through masonry
• Home renovation and professional maintenance tasks requiring a compact rotary hammer

Key specifications

• Rated power input: 800 W
• Impact energy: 3.2 J
• Tool type: rotary hammer (perforator) with hammer function
• Speed control: variable speed for precision work
• Suitable drilling materials: concrete, masonry, brick
• Ergonomics: shaped grip designed for reduced vibration transfer

How to use

Select an appropriate drill bit or chisel for the intended material and mount it according to the tool's system. Adjust the speed control to a low setting for starting holes and increase as needed for larger diameters. When drilling into masonry, apply steady axial pressure without forcing the tool; let the hammer action do the cutting. For chiselling, select the chisel mode and use controlled, guided strokes while maintaining stable body position and hand support.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment including safety goggles, hearing protection and dust mask when working with masonry. Secure workpieces where possible and clear the work area of loose debris. For prolonged operations, allow intermittent breaks to avoid overheating and inspect consumables such as drill bits regularly to maintain efficiency.