Rotary hammer Hikoki DH26PMCWSZ 830 W, model DH26PMCWSZ

The Hikoki DH26PMCWSZ 830 W rotary hammer is a corded power tool designed for drilling and light chiselling in masonry, concrete and similar materials. It combines hammering and rotary functions to deliver consistent drilling performance for professional and DIY applications. The tool is compatible with standard SDS-plus accessories and is intended for tasks such as anchor and rebar installation, cable routing and light surface removal.

Advantages

The rotary hammer offers an 830 W motor that maintains drilling speed under load, and a compact design that improves handling in confined spaces. Its dual-mode operation allows switching between hammer drilling and rotary-only functions for increased versatility. The tool’s compatibility with SDS-plus bits simplifies accessory changes and ensures a broad range of available drill and chisel sizes. Built with durable materials, the unit is suited to repeated use on masonry and concrete surfaces.

Suitable for

• Drilling holes for anchors and fasteners in concrete and masonry
• Installing rebar and routing electrical or plumbing conduits
• Light chiselling and surface removal on brick and concrete
• General construction and renovation tasks requiring impact drilling

Key specifications

• Power: 830 W motor for consistent performance under load
• Accessory system: compatible with SDS-plus drill and chisel accessories
• Functions: hammer drilling and rotary-only operation
• Application materials: masonry, concrete and similar building materials
• Intended use: professional and DIY drilling and light chiselling tasks

How to use

Select an appropriate SDS-plus drill or chisel for the material and task, secure the accessory into the tool following the manufacturer’s insertion method, and set the mode to hammer drilling or rotary-only as required. Mark and prepare the drilling location, clamp workpieces where possible, and start drilling at low speed to create a guide point before increasing power. Apply steady pressure—do not force the tool—and monitor bit wear. For chiselling, use controlled strokes and keep the accessory aligned with the intended removal area.

Usage recommendations

Use suitable personal protective equipment such as safety goggles, dust mask and hearing protection when operating the tool. For prolonged drilling in reinforced concrete, pause periodically to allow cooling and inspect the accessory for damage. Match drill diameter and type to the anchor or fastener specifications and follow building codes and installation instructions for secure fixings.