Rotary Hammer Graphite 58G537, Weight: 3.15 kg, Depth: 360 mm

The Graphite 58G537 rotary hammer is an SDS+ class power tool designed for efficient drilling and chiseling in construction and renovation tasks. Weighing 3.15 kg with a working depth of 360 mm, this four-function hammer drill combines a 710 W motor and a maximum impact energy of 2.6 J to handle concrete, steel and wood. It is supplied in a practical carrying case with an additional drill bit, a drill chuck and a chuck adapter, and meets applicable European CE standards.

Advantages

The 58G537 model provides a balance of power and maneuverability: a 710 W motor and up to 2.6 J impact energy enable effective work in durable materials while maintaining a compact 3.15 kg body for easier handling. Four operating modes — non-impact drilling, impact drilling, chiseling (air percussion) and adjustable chisel shoeing — increase versatility across tasks. Additional features such as stepless chisel angle adjustment, reversible spindle rotation without power loss on left rotation and a switch lock for continuous operation improve precision and usability. A 3 m rubber-coated cable enhances durability and reach on site.

Suitable for

• Drilling holes in concrete, masonry and reinforced structures (up to 24 mm in concrete)
• Drilling in metal and steel (up to 13 mm)
• Wood drilling and carpentry tasks (up to 30 mm)
• Chiseling, removing tile adhesive, plaster and light demolition work
• Assembly and installation work requiring continuous operation or reverse rotation

Key specifications

• Power: 710 W
• Maximum impact energy: 2.6 J
• Maximum percussion rate at nominal speed: 5,500 strokes/min
• Maximum drilling speed: 1,350 min-1
• SDS+ tool holder (four-function operation)
• Operating modes: non-impact drilling, impact drilling, chiseling, adjustable chisel shoeing
• Reversible spindle rotation with maintained power on left rotation
• Switch lock for continuous operation
• Cable length: 3 m, rubber-coated
• Weight: 3.15 kg
• Working depth: 360 mm

How to use

Before use, check that the tool, accessories and power supply are in good condition and select the appropriate SDS+ bit or chuck for the material and hole diameter. Set the operating mode depending on the task: non-impact drilling for metal and wood, impact drilling for masonry and concrete, or chiseling/shoeing for removal and finishing work. When drilling, apply steady pressure without forcing the tool; allow the percussion mechanism to do the work. Use the reversible rotation for extracting jammed bits or for left-hand threading tasks and engage the switch lock for prolonged continuous operation. Always secure the workpiece and maintain a stable stance while working.

Usage recommendations

Use suitable personal protective equipment including eye protection, hearing protection and dust masks when drilling or chiseling. For drilling in reinforced concrete or other high-resistance materials, start with a smaller pilot hole and increase bit size progressively. Keep the rubber-coated cable away from cutting edges and hot surfaces; regularly inspect the cable and accessory condition. Use the carrying case to store the hammer drill and supplied accessories to protect them from moisture and mechanical damage during transport.