Rotary Hammer Scheppach C-RHD130-X 20 V — cordless rotary hammer, model C-RHD130-X, 20V battery

The Scheppach C-RHD130-X 20 V cordless rotary hammer is a compact power tool designed for drilling and light chiselling in masonry, concrete and brick where mains power is not available. Lightweight and portable, this model provides hammer-drill action from a 20 V battery platform, making it suitable for renovation, installation and light construction tasks that require mobility and impact-assisted drilling performance.

Advantages

The cordless design eliminates the need for a power outlet and improves manoeuvrability on site. Its compact construction reduces operator fatigue during extended use and enables access to confined spaces. The hammer-drill function combines rotary drilling with percussive blows for effective penetration of masonry and concrete. Battery operation ensures quick set-up and the ability to move between jobs without trailing cables.

Suitable for

• Drilling holes in masonry, concrete and brick for anchors and fixings
• Light chiselling and removal of mortar or small areas of render
• Installation work where portability is required (plumbing, electrical, HVAC)
• Small renovation and repair tasks in apartments or job sites without mains access

Key specifications

• Power source: 20 V battery
• Tool type: cordless rotary hammer with hammer-drill action
• Intended materials: masonry, concrete, brick
• Form factor: compact, lightweight design for portable use

How to use

Install a charged 20 V battery according to the manufacturer's instructions and select the appropriate drill bit or chisel for the material and task. Secure the workpiece if possible and mark the drilling location. Use the hammer-drill mode for masonry and concrete; apply steady pressure without forcing the tool to allow the percussion action to work effectively. For chiselling, choose the chisel attachment and use controlled strokes to remove material. After use, remove the battery and store the tool and accessories in a dry place.

Usage recommendations

Use correctly sized masonry bits and appropriate personal protective equipment (safety glasses, hearing protection, dust mask). For cleaner holes and longer bit life, start at low speed to establish a pilot hole, then increase pressure gradually. Avoid prolonged continuous operation to prevent overheating; allow the tool and battery to cool between extended periods of use.