HAMMER DRILL FEATURES
14-06-2024
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A rotary hammer drill is a power tool used specifically for breaking hard materials. In addition to its traditional drill function, it also features a hammer mechanism, which allows the drill to impact the material during each drilling cycle. This feature allows the drill to operate more efficiently on hard surfaces, particularly concrete, stone, and brick.
Basic Features of the Hammer Drill:
- Impact Mechanism: The rotary hammer drill has an impact mechanism that rotates and reciprocates. This mechanism reduces energy consumption when drilling in hard materials.
- Two Different Modes: Rotary hammers generally operate in two modes:
- Rotation Mode: Only the drill bit rotates, used like a normal drill.
- Rotation and Impact Mode: It operates in both rotation and impact modes. This mode is especially useful when drilling into hard materials.
- Various Bits: Rotary hammers can be used with different types of bits. Choose from a variety of bits suitable for different surfaces, such as concrete, stone, or metal.
Where is the Hammer Drill Used?
- Construction and Renovation
- Demolition
- Floor and Wall Works
- Mining and Quarries
Operations that can be performed with a rotary hammer:
- Drilling holes in concrete and brick walls
- Demolition or breaking of old structures
- It is used in places where installation on floors or walls is required.