High Performance Electric Hammer with 2.0J Impact Energy and Charging Power Supply

So you've got a crew working on a renovation project where they're drilling into reinforced concrete for anchor bolts, and the job site has no reliable power outlets within reach—that's exactly the kind of scenario where this 800W hammer with 2.0J impact energy really shines, since it runs on a charging power supply and gives them teh mobility to move from wall to wall without dragging extension cords.

Impact rate hits 4400 blows per minute, which is pretty much what you'd expect form a solid mid-range unit, and the unloaded speed of 1100r/m means it won't bog down when you're switching between drilling and the flat drill function—most buyers go with the OEM branding anyway since they're rebranding for their own tool lines, and we usually have stock on these, but confirm lead time if you need more than 50 units or so.

The 30mm bore diameter is better than a lot of cheaper rotary hammers for this class, but it's not suited for continuous heavy demolition work like chipping out foundations—you'd want a larger SDS-Max unit for that, and the speed control function here is actually handy for adjusting torque when you're working near edges or on softer materials like brick.

We ship these in BMC packing from Zhejiang, and the HS code is 8467210000 if you're handling customs paperwork yourself—also, something most buyers don't think to ask is that the charging power supply uses a standard 18V battery platform, so if your customers already have batteries from other tools, they can swap them in (usually 2-4 weeks lead time on the charger units themselves).

Tighter tolerance on impact mechanism than some generic units we've seen, and the COA from SUNTEC shows consistent 2.0J output across batch tests—I'd say the 5L drum analogy doesn't apply here, but you get the idea that the qualiy control is better than reagent grade for this application, though we don't have HPLC data on the motor windings or anything like that.