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Rotary hammer Hikoki DH26PC2 830 W 1100 RPM SDS Plus, 2.9 J, 26 mm concrete drill
The Hikoki DH26PC2 830 W rotary hammer is a corded SDS Plus tool engineered for drilling and light chiselling in concrete, masonry and other common construction materials. With an input power of 830 W, a no-load speed up to 1100 RPM and an impact energy of 2.9 J, this compact hammer drill delivers controlled percussion performance for through-holes, anchor installation and light demolition. The tool supports a maximum concrete drilling diameter of 26 mm, and is also suitable for wood up to 32 mm and steel up to 13 mm. At 2.8 kg and a compact body, the DH26PC2 is designed to balance maneuverability and sustained operation on jobsites.
The SDS Plus chuck enables fast bit changes and reliable bit retention during hammering and drilling. The combination of 830 W motor power, up to 1100 RPM and 2.9 J impact energy provides efficient material removal while maintaining user control for accuracy. A lightweight, compact design reduces fatigue during prolonged tasks and improves access in confined spaces. The tool’s construction-focused specifications make it suitable for repeated drilling of anchors, conduits and fixings in concrete and masonry.
Before use, secure the correct SDS Plus bit for the intended material and inspect the bit for wear or damage. Firmly insert the bit into the SDS Plus chuck until it locks. Select the appropriate mode (drilling or hammer drilling) and set a suitable speed. Hold the tool with both hands, maintain a steady axial force but avoid excessive pressure that can overload the motor. For deep holes, periodically withdraw the bit to clear debris and reduce heat build-up. After finishing work, switch off and unplug the tool before removing the bit and performing any maintenance or cleaning.
Use appropriate personal protective equipment, including eye protection, hearing protection and dust mask or dust extraction when drilling concrete or masonry. For anchor holes, start with a smaller pilot hole where precision is required, then increase to the final diameter. Allow the motor to cool during extended continuous operation and store the tool in a dry place when not in use.
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