Features:
Combination hammer with 3 functions: hammer drilling, drilling, and chiseling.
Dust-free drilling with external dust extraction ESA plus.
Electronic soft start for precise spot-drilling.
LED work light for optimum view of the drilling site.
Speeds can be adjusted to suit various application materials
This tool works on the 18V CAS Cordless Alliance System battery platform, where multiple brands including Mafell and Lamello, use Metabo battery technology.
Specification:
Voltage: 18v
Max. Single Blow Energy (EPTA): 2.1 J
Maximum Impact Rate: 5200 /min
Drill Capacity in Concrete (w/ Hammer Bits): 24 mm
Drill Capacity in Masonry (w/ Core Bits): 68 mm
Drill Capacity in Steel: 13 mm
Drill Capacity in Soft Wood: 30 mm
No-Load Speed: 0 - 1400 /min
Bit Retainer: SDS-plus
Weight: 2.6 kg
Included as Standard: Side handle, Drilling depth guide, MetaBOX 165L, Without battery pack & charger.
3 Years Warranty on all Metabo Power Tools including Batteries & Chargers when registered.
FAQs
Is SDS drill better than hammer drill?
SDS Drills and Hammer Drills are both designed for drilling into masonry but are suited to different tasks. The right tool for the job will depend on the job at hand, A hammer drill is probably sufficient and more versatile for general drilling tasks, while a SDS drill is essential for heavy-duty drilling or demolition.
What does SDS stand for hammer drill?
SDS stands for Slotted Drive System. It refers to the type of chuck and drill bit used in SDS drills. It's designed for heavy-duty drilling and chiseling in concrete and masonry. The key feature is the unique shank on SDS drill bits, which has grooves or slots that lock into the SDS chuck.
Where are Metabo cordless drills made?
Metabo is a German company, and while they do have some manufacturing facilities in other locations, a significant portion of their cordless drills are still made in Germany.
What is the difference between hammer drill SDS Max and SDS Plus?
SDS Max and SDS Plus are two different types of hammer drill chuck systems, each designed for specific applications. The SDS Max is designed for heavy-duty applications like drilling into concrete, masonry, and stone. The SDS Plus is suitable for lighter-duty applications like drilling into wood, metal, and softer masonry.
