The German-made KHA 24 rotary hammer has a 25.2 V Li-Ion battery that extends operating range even further. The three-mode rotary hammer can drill into wood and concrete consistently, plus chisel if required.
The rotary hammer is claimed to be the world's first battery-powered tool that delivers a constant speed while drilling under no load or full load, using VTC electronics.
The tool features a 'Code' security system that offers protection from theft and unauthorised use. When not in use on site, the tool can be locked with a wireless remote, preventing unauthorised use and discouraging theft.
The tool also features an alloy gearbox and safety clutch preventing kickback, for increased safety.
It is supplied as a kit which includes the rotary hammer, two 2.2 Ah Li-Ion batteries, an air-cooled charger and carry case. The Code key feature is available as an optional accessory.
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