Rotary hammer Fieldmann FDV 211050-E, 1050 W, 1050 RPM, SDS Plus, 2.6 cm max concrete drill, 2.8 J impact

Fieldmann FDV 211050-E is an SDS Plus rotary hammer intended for drilling and light chiselling in construction, renovation and heavy DIY tasks. It is powered from mains (230 V / 50 Hz) and provides 1,050 W input power with an impact energy of 2.8 J and up to 5,200 impacts per minute. The tool achieves a no-load speed up to 1,050 rpm and is rated for concrete drilling up to 26 mm, metal up to 13 mm and wood up to 42 mm. The package includes three drill bits, two chisels and a plastic carrying case; the tool has a robust green and black housing and weighs approximately 6 kg.

Advantages

The rotary hammer combines high input power with an SDS Plus chuck system to allow quick bit changes and reliable bit retention under load. Its maximum drilling diameters for concrete, metal and wood make it a versatile choice for a range of on-site tasks. The included drills and chisels plus a plastic case make transport and basic job start-up more convenient. The tool’s design balances power and control for continuous use in renovation and heavier DIY projects.

Suitable for

• Drilling into concrete, masonry and brickwork (up to 26 mm)
• Drilling metal and timber for installation and repair tasks
• Light chiselling and chip removal during renovation
• Tradesperson and advanced DIY use on construction sites and home projects

Key specifications

• Power supply: 230 V / 50 Hz mains
• Input power: 1,050 W
• No-load motor speed: 0–1,050 rpm
• Impact rate: up to 5,200 impacts/minute
• Impact energy: 2.8 J
• Maximum drilling diameter: concrete 26 mm, metal 13 mm, wood 42 mm
• Chuck system: SDS Plus
• Accessories included: 3 drill bits and 2 chisels
• Carrying case: plastic
• Weight: 6 kg
• Colour: green and black

How to use

Connect the Fieldmann FDV 211050-E to a suitable 230 V / 50 Hz power outlet and select the required drill bit or chisel, securing it in the SDS Plus chuck according to the SDS system instructions. For drilling, mark the hole position, start at low speed to create a guide, then increase to the required speed and apply steady pressure. For chiselling, select the chisel accessory, use the appropriate mode and keep a firm grip on the tool. Allow the tool to cool during extended operation and inspect bits regularly for wear. Follow all safety instructions including eye, ear and hand protection.

Usage recommendations

Use dedicated masonry drill bits for concrete and SDS Plus accessories for best performance. When drilling large diameter holes in concrete, start with a smaller pilot hole and increase bit size gradually. Secure the workpiece where possible and avoid excessive lateral force on the bit. For prolonged jobs, allow periodic pauses to prevent overheating and check accessories for wear; replace worn bits and chisels to maintain drilling efficiency and safety.