Bosch PBH 2100 RE Rotary Hammer Drill - Black and Green

Product Description

Extreme Power with Fingertip Control Rotary hammers from Bosch are truly multi-talented tools: Hammering, drilling and chiselling are combined in one tool. They are in their element not only when drilling in concrete with their pneumatic hammer mechanism, but also when producing and fitting solid wooden structures such as summer houses or carports. A rotary hammer is a power tool with a rotating machine tool for drilling in masonry, concrete, artificial and natural stone. It is equipped with a percussive hammer mechanism. The striking energy is independent of operator pressure. When the hammer mechanism is turned off, the rotary hammer can be used like a drill,when the rotation mechanism is turned off, it turns into a chipping hammer. Tool speed and impact force of the tool can be adjusted electronically to match the processed material and application. The Bosch PBH 2100 RE gets all the jobs done: drilling holes (especially in concrete up to 20 mm drill diameter), screwdriving, drilling in wood, steel or even chiselling in renovation projects at home (such as cutting electrical channels in concrete or removing bathroom or paving tiles). The PBH 2100 RE comes with a powerful 550 W motor which ensures effortless hammering in concrete and masonry, chiselling and drilling. Resistance is Futile The pneumatic Bosch hammer mechanism has an impact energy of 1.7 joules (15 per cent higher performance than its predecessor PBH 2000 RE). This gives high impact force in hard materials regardless of the feed pressure. It enables you to drill through walls quickly without tiring yourself out. High Speed Drill Rotation The average rotational speed of rotary hammers varies between 800 rpm and 1700 rpm. Impact drills have much higher rotational speeds, going from 2500-3000 rpm. The PBH 2100 RE reaches 2300 rpm. Fast removal of concrete dust, splints and other drilling material is just one of its advantages.