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Rotary hammers

Impact drills, also called rotary hammers, get through concrete, brick and stone where an ordinary drill gives up. The hammer action works with rotation to do the job. Our range carries more than 200 models, from light tools for jobs around the house to heavy SDS-max machines built for the trade.

Cordless or corded

A corded impact drill keeps steady power and won't die halfway through a wall, making it the better choice for long jobs and workshop use. A cordless model wins when there's no socket nearby or you need to move freely, say from the roof down to the basement. Focus on impact energy in joules and battery capacity rather than weight; those numbers tell you how quickly concrete will give.

SDS-plus and SDS-max

SDS-plus is the everyday chuck for home use and lighter work: bits swap in a single push, no key needed. SDS-max is chunkier and made for demolition and large-diameter holes in reinforced concrete. For hanging cabinets and drilling anchor holes, SDS-plus is plenty; to break through a load-bearing wall, go for max.

Brands and delivery

The shelves carry Bosch, Makita, DeWALT, Metabo and Hikoki for professionals, alongside Einhell, Graphite, Yato and DEDRA for anyone after a cheaper tool for occasional work. We ship across the Baltics and to Finland, with warranty and instalment payment available. The choice gets easy once you know how thick and hard the material is. That decides both the chuck type and the impact energy you'll need.