Rotary Hammer Hikoki DH26PB2 WSZ — Hikoki DH26PB2WSZ, 830W, 3.2 J impact energy

The Hikoki DH26PB2 WSZ rotary hammer is a corded percussion drill designed for drilling and light chiselling in concrete, masonry and natural stone. Equipped with an 830 W motor and a percussive mechanism delivering up to 3.2 J of impact energy, this tool accepts SDS‑plus bits and provides both hammering and rotation‑only modes. The model is intended for construction, renovation and professional trade tasks where reliable percussive drilling and controlled chiselling are required.

Advantages

The tool combines a robust 830 W motor and a 3.2 J impact energy rating to provide steady drilling performance in concrete and masonry. SDS‑plus bit compatibility allows quick bit changes and broad accessory availability. Multiple operating modes let the user switch between hammer drilling, rotation only and light chiselling, while corded power ensures continuous operation without battery changes. The design emphasizes a professional balance of power, control and durability for repetitive use on-site.

Suitable for

• Drilling holes in concrete, blockwork and masonry for anchors and fixings
• Light chiselling to remove plaster, tiles or mortar joints
• Trade and construction work requiring continuous corded power
• Renovation tasks where a mid‑range impact energy is sufficient

When it may not be suitable

This rotary hammer is intended for drilling and light chiselling; it is not designed for heavy demolition where higher impact energy and larger tool interfaces are required. For work that requires cordless portability or extended use away from mains power, a battery‑powered hammer drill would be more appropriate.

Key specifications

• Power: 830 W
• Impact energy: 3.2 J
• Chuck system: SDS‑plus compatible
• Operating modes: hammer drilling, rotation only, light chiselling
• Power source: corded mains

How to use

Select an appropriate SDS‑plus drill bit for the material and secure it in the chuck according to the manufacturer’s instructions. Choose the operating mode that matches the task: use hammer drilling for percussive drilling in concrete, rotation only for wood or metal, and chisel mode for light demolition or shaping. Firmly support the tool with both hands, align the bit perpendicular to the work surface, and apply steady pressure; do not force the tool. After use, disconnect from the mains before changing accessories or performing maintenance.

What to consider before purchase

• Ensure SDS‑plus accessory compatibility with your intended drill bits and chisels
• Verify that corded operation and required cable length suit your work environment
• Assess whether 3.2 J impact energy meets the demands of your tasks or if heavier demolition tools are needed

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment, including eye protection, hearing protection and dust mask. For concrete drilling, start with a pilot hole or use progressive bit sizes to reduce stress on the bit and tool. Allow the motor to cool during prolonged use and follow routine cleaning and lubrication guidelines to maintain performance.