Rotary hammer Fieldmann FDV 201502-E — 1500 W, 880 RPM, SDS Plus, 5.5 J, 32 mm concrete drill

Fieldmann FDV 201502-E is a corded rotary hammer designed for drilling and light chiselling in construction and renovation. Powered from 220 V / 50 Hz with 1,500 W input power, it offers a rated no-load motor speed up to 880 rpm and an impact mechanism delivering a minimum 5.5 J of impact energy. The tool accepts SDS‑Plus bits and supports concrete drilling up to 32 mm, metal up to 13 mm and wood up to 40 mm. Supplied with three drill bits and two chisels, the rotary hammer balances performance and manageability in a 4.9 kg tool housed in a plastic case.

Advantages

The rotary hammer combines a high input power motor with an SDS‑Plus chuck for fast bit changes and reliable hammering performance. Its impact energy of at least 5.5 J and variable motor speed allow controlled progress through masonry and reinforced concrete while remaining suitable for anchor and utility drilling. The machine is delivered with a set of accessories and stored in a plastic case for transport and organised storage. At 4.9 kg it provides a compromise between durability and portability for on‑site tasks.

Suitable for

• Drilling holes for anchors and fasteners in concrete and masonry
• Light demolition and chipping work on walls and floors
• Drilling metal and wood with appropriate bits
• Renovation tasks requiring repetitive drilling on construction sites

Key specifications

• Voltage: 220 V / 50 Hz
• Input power: 1,500 W
• No-load motor speed: up to 880 rpm
• Impact rate: up to 4,250 impacts per minute
• Impact energy: minimum 5.5 J
• Maximum drilling diameter: concrete 32 mm, metal 13 mm, wood 40 mm
• Chuck system: SDS‑Plus
• Included accessories: 3 drills and 2 chisels
• Tool weight: 4.9 kg (machine), transport weight with case: approx. 7 kg
• Housing: plastic case for storage and transport

How to use

Fit an SDS‑Plus bit by inserting and locking it into the chuck, select the required function (drilling or hammer drilling) and set the motor speed according to the material. Start drilling at low speed to establish the pilot hole, then increase speed and apply steady axial pressure without forcing the tool. Use the chiselling mode with an appropriate chisel and intermittent operation to avoid overheating. Switch off the tool and disconnect from the mains before changing accessories or performing maintenance.

Usage recommendations

For longer tool life and consistent drilling performance, use sharp, appropriate SDS‑Plus bits for the material, secure the workpiece, and ventilate the work area to minimise dust. Wear suitable personal protective equipment such as eye protection, hearing protection and a dust mask when drilling concrete or masonry. For repetitive heavy-duty tasks consider periodic breaks to prevent motor overheating and to prolong the tool service life.