Rotary Hammer Yato YT-82131

The Rotary Hammer Yato YT-82131 is a corded SDS Max demolition and drilling tool designed for heavy-duty concrete work. It is powered by a 1300 W motor and delivers up to 20 J of impact energy with a minimum impact rate of 300 impacts per minute, enabling drilling and chiselling tasks in demanding jobsite conditions. The tool accepts SDS Max bits and supports a maximum drilling diameter in concrete of 50 mm. The unit is supplied in a two-colour housing (orange and black) and weighs approximately 9.7 kg, operating from standard 220–240 V AC mains.

Advantages

The combination of a high-power 1300 W motor and 20 J impact energy provides consistent performance for drilling and chiselling in reinforced concrete and masonry. The SDS Max chuck enables quick, secure tool changes and supports heavy-duty bits. Mains operation at 220–240 V ensures stable power delivery for continuous work periods. At 9.7 kg, the tool balances robustness with manageable weight for professional use on construction sites.

Suitable for

• Drilling large-diameter holes in concrete and masonry (up to 50 mm)
• Chiselling and light demolition of concrete, brick and stone
• Installing anchors, rebar preparation and conduit routing
• Professional construction, renovation and utility works

Key specifications

• Power input: 1300 W
• Impact energy: 20 J
• Impact rate: minimum 300 impacts per minute
• Chuck type: SDS Max
• Maximum drilling diameter in concrete: 50 mm
• Operating voltage: 220–240 V AC
• Weight: 9.7 kg
• Housing colours: orange and black

How to use

Fit an appropriate SDS Max bit for the intended task and ensure the bit is inserted and locked securely before energising the tool. Select the correct operating mode if the tool includes drilling, hammering, or combined modes, then position the bit squarely on the work surface. Apply controlled pressure and allow the hammer action to perform the cutting or chiselling; avoid excessive sideways force on the bit. Maintain a stable stance and secure workpiece where possible. After use, disconnect the tool from the mains and store bits and the rotary hammer in a dry, protected location.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment including safety glasses, hearing protection and dust mask when drilling or chiselling concrete. For extended tasks, allow intermittent rest periods to avoid motor overheating and check the condition of SDS Max bits regularly; replace damaged or worn bits to maintain efficiency and reduce risk of breakage.