Milwaukee M18FH0 18V Fuel 4-Mode 26mm SDS Plus Hammer – Body

Manufacturer: Milwaukee

• The Milwaukee M18FH0 18V Fuel 4-Mode 26mm SDS Plus Hammer is the fastest rotary hammer of its class. It excels at drilling holes in concrete walls, ceilings, and floors and can efficiently drill into brick, stone, and other masonry materials. It can help remove old mortar or other materials from walls or surfaces and can also be used for drilling into wood, although it’s not its primary purpose. The Milwaukee M18FH0 is a powerful and versatile tool suitable for a wide range of construction and renovation tasks, making it a valuable asset for professionals and DIY enthusiasts alike.

  
  

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  Features: 

  This powerful hammer mechanism delivers 2.5 J of impact energy at low 12.9 m/s² vibrations.

  AUTOSTOP™ shuts down the tool to protect the user of sharp movement in bind up situations. 

  4-mode operation: rotary hammer, hammer only, rotation only and selectable work position of the chisel (variolock) for maximum versatility.

  Specification: 

  Voltage: 18 V

  Blow energy: 2.5 J

  Max. Drilling concrete: 26 mm

  Max. Drilling steel: 13 mm 

  Max. Drilling wood: 28 mm

  Max. Percussion rate: 0 – 4800 bpm 

  No load speed: 0 – 1330 rpm 

  Optimised drilling capacity in concrete: 6 – 20 mm 

  Vibration drilling uncertainty: 1.5 m/s²

  Weight: 3.2 (kg) 

  Body only.

  Included as Standard: Side Handle and Depth Gauge. 

  Exclusive 3 Years Warranty on all Milwaukee Power Tools including Batteries and Chargers when registered. 

  FAQs

  What is the difference between Milwaukee M18 and M18 fuel?

  There is a difference between Milwaukee M18 and M18 Fuel! Most M18 tools use traditional brushed motors. These are reliable and have been around for a while. While M18 Fuel uses brushless motors, which provide more power for tougher jobs. Brushless motors have less friction and wear, making them last longer.

  What is the difference between SDS Max and SDS Plus hammer drill?

  SDS Max and SDS Plus are two different types of hammer drill chuck systems, each designed for specific applications. The SDS Max is designed for heavy-duty applications like drilling into concrete, masonry, and stone. The SDS Plus is suitable for lighter-duty applications like drilling into wood, metal, and softer masonry.

  What does SDS stand for hammer 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 I use a M18 fuel battery on a M18 tool?

  All M18 batteries are compatible with all M18 tools, regardless of whether the tool is a FUEL model or not. You’ll get the full voltage and power from the battery, but a FUEL battery on a FUEL tool is optimised to take advantage of the brushless motor’s efficiency for the best performance and runtime.