Electric hammer drill EINHELL TH‑RH 1600, 1600 W, impact energy 4.0 J

The EINHELL TH‑RH 1600 electric hammer drill combines a 1600 W motor with an impact energy of 4.0 J to deliver effective drilling and light chiselling performance in concrete, masonry and natural stone. Designed for demanding DIY and construction tasks, this SDS‑plus rotary hammer provides the torque and percussion force needed for faster holemaking and controlled material removal. The tool supports standard SDS‑plus bits and chisels, offering compatibility with a wide range of accessories for drilling, chiselling and demolition-related applications.

Advantages

The combination of a high‑power 1600 W motor and 4.0 J impact energy ensures consistent drilling speed and reliable impact force in hard materials while maintaining manageable vibration and handling. An SDS‑plus chuck system enables quick bit changes and secure retention during heavy work. The tool is constructed with durable components and engineered to balance performance with operator control for use on construction sites and in renovation projects.

Suitable for

• Drilling holes in concrete and masonry for anchor bolts and dowels
• Light chiselling and removal of tiles, mortar joints and plaster
• Drilling in natural stone and brick for installation work
• Preparation tasks on renovation and small demolition jobs

Key specifications

• Power input: 1600 W
• Impact energy: 4.0 J
• Tool holder: SDS‑plus compatibility
• Primary functions: rotary drilling with impact, chiselling
• Typical applications: concrete, masonry, natural stone

How to use

Select an appropriate SDS‑plus bit or chisel for the material and task, secure it in the chuck, and set the tool to the required mode (rotary with impact for drilling, impact only for chiselling when available). Hold the drill with both hands using the main handle and auxiliary handle for stability. Start at low speed to position the bit and then increase speed as required. Apply steady forward pressure without forcing the tool; allow the percussion action to do the work. Withdraw the bit periodically to clear dust and check progress.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment — safety glasses, hearing protection and dust mask — when drilling or chiselling. Choose carbide‑tipped SDS‑plus bits matched to the diameter and material. For prolonged work, allow the motor to rest periodically to avoid overheating and follow the manufacturer's maintenance instructions for bit retention and lubrication.