Rotary Hammer Yato YT-82037

The Rotary Hammer Yato YT-82037 is a compact electric demolition and drilling tool designed for medium to heavy-duty tasks. It is powered by an 850 W motor providing up to 2800 rpm and an impact rate of 44,800 impacts per minute, enabling efficient drilling and light chiselling in masonry and concrete. The tool weighs 2.5 kg and features a two-colour orange and black housing with protection class II insulation and AC operation at 220–240 V.

Advantages

The 850 W motor delivers consistent performance for drilling and light demolition without excessive weight. A high impact rate combined with the maximum rotational speed allows faster progress when making holes in concrete up to 13 mm in diameter. At 2.5 kg the tool is easy to handle and reduces operator fatigue during extended use. Double-insulated (Class II) electrical design improves user safety when working on construction sites or in renovation projects.

Suitable for

• Drilling holes in concrete, brick, and masonry up to 13 mm diameter
• Light chiselling and removal of plaster or tiles
• Installation of anchors, dowels and electrical boxes
• General renovation and construction tasks requiring a compact rotary hammer

Key specifications

• Power: 850 W
• Maximum no-load speed: 2800 rpm
• Impact rate: 44,800 impacts per minute (IPM)
• Maximum drilling capacity in concrete: 13 mm
• Weight: 2.5 kg
• Electrical supply: AC 220–240 V
• Protection class: Class II (double insulated)
• Colour: Orange and Black

How to use

Before operation, verify the mains voltage matches the tool rating (220–240 V) and inspect the power cord and housing for damage. Fit an appropriate SDS or compatible drill bit for the required hole diameter and secure it according to the chuck system. Hold the tool firmly with both hands, align the bit with the drilling point, and start at low speed to position the bit. Gradually increase speed and allow the tool’s impact action to do the work; avoid applying excessive force. For chiselling, switch to a suitable chisel bit and use controlled, guided movements. After use, disconnect from the mains and clean dust from vents and bit interfaces.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment including eye and hearing protection and a dust mask when drilling concrete. For prolonged drilling sessions, allow intermittent cooling pauses to prevent overheating. Select drill bits and chisels rated for concrete to maintain performance and extend bit life.