Features:
Milwaukee designed and built brushless POWERSTATE motor for up to 3x longer motor life and up to 2x more power.
Superior power to weight ratio in its class.
2-mode operation: choose rotary hammer or rotation only for maximum versatility.
REDLINK PLUS intelligence system delivers the most advanced digital overload protection for tool and battery and uniquely enhances the tool performance under load.
Low vibration value of 4.3 m/s².
Optimised hammer drilling from 6 – 10mm diameter up to a maximum of 13mm.
Powerful 12V motor delivers 0 – 900 RPM and 0 – 6200 BPM for superior performance.
REDLITHIUM-ION battery pack delivers up to 2x more run-time, up to 20% more power, up to 2x more battery life and operates better down to -18°C than other lithium-ion technologies.
43 mm neck size – compatible with M12DE dust extractor.
Specification:
SDS Plus Fitting.
No Load Speed: 0 – 900rpm
Max Drilling in Wood: 13 mm, Steel: 10mm, Concrete: 13mm
Impact Rate: 0 – 6200 bpm
Blow Energy: 1.1J
Chuck Neck Diameter: 43 mm
Weight (with 2.0Ah/4.0Ah): 1.7 kg/1.9kg
‘Body Only’
Exclusive 3 Years Warranty on all Milwaukee Power Tools including Batteries & Chargers when registered.
FAQs
What does SDS mean on a rotary drill?
SDS stands for Slotted Drive System. It refers to the type of chuck and drill bit used in SDS drills. It’s designed for heavy-duty drilling and chiseling in concrete and masonry. The key feature is the unique shank on SDS drill bits, which has grooves or slots that lock into the SDS chuck.
Can a Milwaukee hammer drill be used as a regular drill?
Yes! Milwaukee Hammer Drills typically come with different settings for different applications. For example, the M12CH 12V Fuel SDS Plus Rotary Hammer
has 4-mode operations: rotary hammer, hammer only, and selectable work position of the chisel (variolock) for maximum versatility.
What is the difference between SDS and rotary hammer drill?
SDS refers to the chuck and the drill bits. It stands for "Slotted Drive System". This is a specific type of chuck designed for heavy-duty drilling.
Rotary hammer drill refers to the tool itself. It’s a type of drill that uses a hammering action along with rotation to drill into hard materials like concrete and masonry.
What is the difference between hammer drill SDS Max and SDS Plus?
SDS Max and SDS Plus are both types of hammer drills designed for drilling into concrete and masonry, but they differ in size, power, and intended use. It’s not just about the size of the drill bits, but also the power and impact force the tool delivers. SDS Max tools are designed to handle the toughest jobs.
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