Tork Craft Rot. Hammer 800W 220V 2.8J Sds-Plus 4 Func 5500 Ipm

Description

 

Rated Speed: 0-1200 RPM
Voltage: 230V

 

Application:

1. Drilling into various masonry materials using various masonry drill bits.
2. Chiselling various masonry materials using various chiselling points.

Specifications

Description	Specifications
Packaging Type	Blow mould case and color cardboard box
Packaging Dimensions	402(L) x 292(H) x 115mm(T)
Packaging Weight	5.25 kg
Tool Dimensions	350 x 205 x 82mm
Weight of the Tool	3 kg
Material	Body and handle: Plastic
Finish	Grey plastic with red and black accents
Content	Auxiliary handle Depth Rod Flat chisel Point chisel Ø 8mm SDS drill bit Ø 10mm SDS drill bit Ø 12mm SDS drill bit
Specifications	Max RPM: 0-1200 RPM Chuck type: SDS PLUS Wattage: 800W Impact energy: 2.8 J Drilling Capacity: Wood – 30mm, Steel – 13mm, Concrete – 26mm Max Impact rate: 0- 5500 IPM Motor: Brushed Voltage: 230V

Installing chisel bits and drill bits

• For assembly, pull back the fastening sleeve and hold. Push and rotate
  the dust-free accessory into the tool holder as far as it will go. The tool
  will lock automatically. Check that it has locked by pulling the tool.
• To remove the SDS accessory, pull back the fastening sleeve and remove
  the accessory.

Depth guide

• Insert the required drill bit. Fit the depth stop into the hole of the
  auxiliary handle and set the required depth.

Rotation setting

• R-BOTTOM (Forward) = To select reverse rotation, push the lever down on
  the top side of the handle.
• L-TOP (Reverse) = to select forward rotation, release the on/off switch
  and push the lever up on the top side of the handle.

Fitting the auxiliary
handle

• Loosen the auxiliary handle by unscrewing it. Slide the auxiliary handle
  clamp over the collar behind the bit holder. Rotate the side handle to the
  desired position and tighten the handle.

WARNING: Never lay the drill down before
the accessory has come to a complete stop. The spinning accessory may grab the
surface and pull the power
tool out of your control or potentially damage the tool and work surface.
Regularly clean the hammer drill air vents, by using an air duster.