20V Brushless Cordless Rotary Hammer (22mm)

A 22mm-class 20V brushless cordless rotary hammer built for anchor holes, installation work, and everyday drilling on concrete and masonry—supplied as a complete kit with 2 batteries + charger + blow-molded case.

Typical Jobs This Tool Is Used For

• Drilling anchor holes for brackets, channels, conduit clamps, and supports

• Concrete and brick wall drilling for installation and renovation

• Maintenance work where power cords are inconvenient (corridors, outdoor points, ladders)

What Matters on Site (Buyer-Focused Benefits)

• Brushless motor: less routine wear vs. brushed designs, better efficiency under repeated drilling cycles

• 22mm drilling capacity: aligns with common distributor “22mm-class” selection criteria

• 0–1500 rpm + 0–4600 bpm: adjustable speed/impact rate for different hole sizes and materials

• Two 3.0Ah batteries included: easier rotation for crews (reduce downtime)

• Blow-molded case: keeps tool + batteries + charger together, easier stock control and jobsite transport

Key Specs (Quick View)

• Rated power: 850W

• Max drilling diameter: Ø22mm

• No-load speed: 0–1500 r/min

• Impact rate: 0–4600 bpm

• Battery: 20V / 3.0Ah ×2

• Charger: 20V / 0.6A corded charger ×1

• Packaging: blow-molded case (large plastic case)

What’s in the Box (Standard Kit)

• Rotary hammer tool ×1

• 20V 3.0Ah Li-ion battery ×2

• 20V 0.6A corded charger ×1

• Blow-molded case ×1

• Manual ×1

• Accessories: {Confirm if included: side handle / depth rod / drill bits / chisels}

Specifications Table

FAQ (For SEO + Pre-Sale Clarity)

Q1: Is it SDS-Plus? Can it use standard SDS bits?

A: The bit system is not confirmed in the current data. Please confirm SDS-Plus or other chuck type before publishing, to avoid customers buying incompatible bits.

Q2: Does Ø22mm mean it can drill 22mm in reinforced concrete?

A: Ø22mm is the maximum rated drilling capacity. Real performance depends on concrete grade, rebar, bit quality, bit sharpness, and operator technique.

Q3: Why list “850W” on a cordless tool?

A: Some cordless tools use rated/benchmark wattage for comparison. For buyers, the most decision-driving specs are typically impact energy (J), drilling capacity, rpm/bpm, runtime, and accessories. If you provide impact energy (J), the listing becomes easier to compare.

Q4: Is a 0.6A charger slow for 3.0Ah batteries?

A: 0.6A is a basic charger, so charging time will be longer. The 2-battery kit helps rotation, but for professional crews, offering an optional fast charger is usually a practical upsell.

Q5: What spare parts / consumables should distributors stock?

A: Common after-sales items: drill bits, side handle/depth rod parts, batteries, and chargers. Bit system confirmation (e.g., SDS-Plus) helps define a clean accessory range.