Hammer Drill Wolfcraft 7886010

The Wolfcraft 7886010 Hammer Drill is a rotary hammer accessory intended for use with hammer drills that have an SDS-plus holder. Designed for drilling into concrete, granite, brick walls, natural and artificial stone, the tool uses a fully embedded TCT cutting plate and a specially hardened helix and shank for extended service life. The point angle is 130° and the product is supplied in a plastic bag on a card. Packaging contains one hammer drill bit (Standard).

Advantages

The TCT material and fully soldered, fully embedded cutting plate provide stable cutting performance and wear resistance when working in masonry and stone. The helix and shank are specially hardened to resist bending and breakage under impact loads, while the 130° point angle supports precise positioning and effective penetration in hard materials. The SDS-plus shank ensures secure, quick fitting to compatible hammer drills.

Suitable for

• Drilling into concrete and reinforced concrete
• Drilling into natural stone and artificial stone
• Drilling into brick and masonry walls
• Use with hammer drills that accept SDS-plus holders

Key specifications

• Brand: Wolfcraft
• Model / MPN: 7886010
• EAN: 4006885788602
• Holder type: SDS-plus
• Cutting material: TCT (tungsten carbide tipped)
• Point angle: 130°
• Packaging: plastic bag on card
• Contents: 1 hammer drill bit (Standard)

How to use

Fit the hammer drill bit into the SDS-plus chuck of a compatible hammer drill until it locks. Select the hammer or rotary-hammer mode on the drill as required for masonry or stone. Position the bit tip at the intended drilling point, start the drill at low speed to create a guide indentation, then increase speed and apply steady pressure while allowing the tool to do the work. Withdraw the bit periodically to clear dust and debris for efficient cutting and to reduce heat build-up.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment—safety glasses, dust mask, hearing protection and gloves—when drilling. For reinforced concrete or very hard stone, use suitable drill settings and consider cooling pauses to extend bit life. Store the bit dry and avoid excessive lateral loads during use to prevent premature wear or damage.