
| Motor | Brushless |
| Modes | 3 (Drill, Hammer Drill, Chisel) |
| Supplied As | Bare Tool, No Battery or Charger |
| Auxiliary Handle | Side Handle Included |
| Housing | Ventilated Red and Black Body |
| Power Source | Cordless, Buyer's Own Battery Platform |
| MOQ | 1 pc |
| Price basis | FOB China |
| Payment | T/T bank transfer |
| Packing | Export carton with moisture-resistant packing |
| Sample | Available before a bulk order |
| Lead time | Confirmed in your quotation |
A three-mode cordless rotary hammer with a brushless motor and battery platform compatibility, supplied as a bare tool so a buyer who already runs a set of packs pays only for the machine. The mode selector switches between straight drilling, hammer drilling and chisel-only work, which lets one tool drill an anchor hole in concrete, chase out a channel and then drive a chisel under a tile bed without a second machine being brought to the job. The brushless motor carries no brushes to replace between services, and the ventilated housing and auxiliary side handle keep the tool steady when it is worked overhead or pushed into a wall. Being cordless it can be carried between rooms and up to a roof without a lead, which suits renovation and fit-out work where power is not always available. Battery and charger are not included. Maintenance teams often justify the tool on chisel mode alone, since a machine already on site can lift a tile bed without bringing another tool in. Chosen by buyers already on a battery platform who want hammer and chisel work without adding another charger to the van. Cordless rotary hammers are steadily replacing corded models on fit-out and maintenance work, where there is no lead to run across a finished floor or up a scaffold, and the bare-tool format lets a crew already on a battery platform add hammer drilling without buying another kit.
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