Rotary Hammer Yato YT-82122

The Rotary Hammer Yato YT-82122 is a corded SDS Plus rotary hammer designed for construction and renovation tasks requiring reliable impact drilling and light chiselling. Equipped with an 850 W motor and a maximum rotational speed of 1300 RPM, this tool delivers sufficient power for drilling into masonry and concrete up to 32 mm in diameter. With an impact energy of 3.3 J and a two-mode gearbox for rotary and hammer action, the unit balances drilling performance with manageable weight and ergonomics. The tool is built to protection class II standards and operates on 220–240 V AC, suitable for standard jobsite power supplies.

Advantages

The rotary hammer combines a high-torque 850 W motor with SDS Plus bit compatibility for fast bit changes and secure bit retention. Its 3.3 J impact energy provides effective percussion force for drilling and light demolition without excessive vibration for the operator. At approximately 3 kg, the tool is relatively lightweight for its class, improving handling during overhead or prolonged tasks. The housing uses contrasting orange and black finishes for visibility on site, and the double-insulated design reduces the need for a protective earth connection.

Suitable for

• Drilling holes in concrete, brick and masonry up to 32 mm diameter
• Fixing anchors, bolts and electrical boxes in building structures
• Light chiselling and surface removal when combined with appropriate chisels
• General renovation and maintenance works on construction sites and workshops

Key specifications

• Motor power: 850 W
• Maximum no-load speed: 1300 RPM
• Impact energy: 3.3 J
• Chuck type: SDS Plus
• Maximum concrete drilling diameter: 32 mm
• Supply voltage: 220–240 V AC
• Protection class: II (double insulated)
• Weight: 3 kg
• Case colours: orange and black

How to use

Before use, ensure the mains supply matches the tool's voltage and inspect the SDS Plus bit to confirm it is undamaged and properly seated. Select the appropriate mode (rotation with percussion or percussion only for chiselling) and engage the bit into the chuck until it locks. Begin drilling at low speed to establish a pilot hole, then increase speed as needed while maintaining steady pressure. For anchor or through-holes, periodically withdraw the bit to clear debris and avoid overheating. When switching to chiselling, use a compatible chisel, set the tool to the hammer-only mode and secure the workpiece. Always allow the tool to come to a complete stop before changing accessories or making adjustments.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment including safety glasses, hearing protection and dust mask. Match drill bit type and size to the material and application, and allow the rotary hammer to rest during extended use to avoid motor overheating. For extended precision drilling, consider using a depth stop and a guide or template to maintain consistent hole placement.