Martillo combinado con cable de 15 A y 1-3/4 pulg. SDS-MAX con E-Clutch

Swung it all day on a demo job and the 15 amp motor never bogged down, even chipping into reinforced concrete. The vibration reduction in the handle is noticeably better than my old hammer, making it much easier on the wrists.

The E-Clutch kicked in immediately when the bit caught on some rebar, saving me from a twisted wrist. This thing powers through concrete like butter, and the SDS-MAX bit changes are lightning fast. For the clearance price, it’s an absolute steal for any serious demo work.

Punched through rebar-filled concrete in about 10 seconds on demolition mode, and the E-Clutch kicked in perfectly when the bit snagged—didn't even jerk my wrists. A solid workhorse for the price.

Used it for a full day of chipping concrete and the vibration reduction really saved my arms—way less fatigue than my old hammer. The bit change is quick and tool-free, which kept me working without delays.

The E-Clutch grabbed my attention immediately—it stopped the bit dead when it snagged on rebar, saving my wrist. Drilling into 6-inch concrete foundation walls, this hammer chewed through without bogging down once. For the clearance price, getting active vibration control and that safety feature feels like stealing.

Took down a stubborn concrete wall in half the time I expected, and the 21.65 lb weight actually balanced well for overhead drilling. The kickback control on this corded hammer is noticeably smoother than my old unit, no jarring stops.

The E-Clutch kicked in instantly when I hit a rebar, saving my wrists from a nasty twist. Chipped through a concrete wall in about half the time my old rotary hammer needed.

I needed something that could handle dense concrete and rebar without binding up, and this hammer’s E-Clutch really saved me when the bit caught—zero kickback and it kept going. The 15-amp motor punches through like a beast, and the SDS-Max system makes bit swaps effortless mid-job.

Picked this up for heavy concrete drilling and the E-Clutch makes me feel way safer when the bit catches. It drives through rebar like butter without stalling out.

The auto-stop on this is a lifesaver—hit a rebar hidden in concrete and it shut down before twisting my arm. Chisel mode works great for breaking up old tile, and the anti-vibration makes it feel half its actual weight.