Drill Sleeve for Rotary Hammer GEKO G80707 (1) – accessory for SDS-plus bits

Replacement drill sleeve compatible with the GEKO rotary hammer model G80707 (1). This accessory is made to work with SDS-plus drill bits and rotary hammer tools, providing a secure interface between the bit and tool. It stabilizes the bit during drilling and hammering operations in masonry and concrete, and is intended for maintenance, repair or spare-part replacement to maintain consistent drilling performance.

Advantages

The sleeve ensures reliable bit seating and reduces play between the SDS-plus bit and the tool, which helps maintain drill accuracy under load. Designed to resist wear during repeated use, it offers straightforward fitment and replacement to restore tool function without complex adjustments. Its compatibility with common SDS-plus bits supports continued use of standard accessories.

Suitable for

• Repairing or servicing GEKO G80707 (1) rotary hammer tools
• Replacing a worn or damaged drill sleeve to restore drilling stability
• Maintenance of SDS-plus rotary hammer setups for masonry and concrete work

Key specifications

• Compatibility: designed for use with SDS-plus drill bits and compatible rotary hammer chucks
• Function: secures and guides the drill bit; reduces axial and radial play
• Material properties: wear-resistant construction suitable for hammer drilling applications
• Application environment: masonry, concrete and similar building materials

How to use

Before fitting the replacement sleeve, disconnect the rotary hammer from power and remove the existing bit. Inspect the tool’s chuck and the new sleeve for debris or damage. Slide the sleeve into the tool’s chuck according to the tool manufacturer’s instructions until it seats firmly. Insert an SDS-plus bit and confirm secure engagement by performing a gentle pull test. After installation, perform a short test drill in scrap material to verify correct operation and alignment.

Usage recommendations

Use the sleeve with appropriate SDS-plus bits and observe the rotary hammer’s rated duty cycle. Regularly inspect the sleeve and bit for wear, keep the chuck clean of dust and debris, and replace the sleeve when excessive play or visible wear appears to maintain drilling accuracy and safety.