Rotary hammer GEKO 1010W 4J SDS+ with case — 1010 W power, 4 J impact energy, SDS+ chuck

The GEKO rotary hammer with a 1010 W motor and 4 J impact energy is designed for drilling and light chiselling in masonry and concrete. It uses an SDS+ chuck for rapid bit changes and offers a balance between power and portability. The tool comes with a carrying case for safe transport and organized storage, making it suitable for both professional tradespeople and DIY users tackling medium-duty tasks.

Advantages

The rotary hammer combines a high-power 1010 W motor with a per-stroke impact energy of 4 J to provide efficient drilling in concrete and masonry. The SDS+ chuck ensures fast, tool-free bit changes and secure bit retention during hammering. Its compact design and supplied case improve mobility and protect the tool during transport and storage. The construction supports both drilling and light chiselling operations, offering flexibility for a range of on-site jobs.

Suitable for

• Drilling anchor holes in concrete and brick
• Installing cable conduits and plumbing routes
• Preparing openings for fasteners and fixtures
• Light chiselling and small demolition tasks
• General renovation and repair work

Key specifications

• Power: 1010 W motor output
• Impact energy: 4 J per blow
• Chuck type: SDS+ rapid-change system
• Functions: hammer drilling and light chiselling
• Intended materials: concrete, masonry, brick
• Accessory: supplied carrying case for transport and storage

How to use

Select an SDS+ drill bit appropriate for the material and hole size, then insert it into the chuck until it locks. Secure the workpiece area, mark the drilling point, and set the tool to hammer drilling mode for concrete or to rotation-only for non-hammer applications. Hold the rotary hammer with both hands, apply steady pressure without forcing the tool, and allow the impact mechanism to perform the cutting. For chiselling, fit a compatible chisel accessory and use controlled movements to remove material. After use, clean dust from the chuck and store the tool in the supplied case.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses, hearing protection and a dust mask when drilling in concrete or masonry. Use appropriately sized drill bits and chisels for the task, and allow the tool to cool during extended use to avoid overheating. Secure workpieces and maintain a firm grip to reduce vibration exposure and ensure accurate, safe operation.