Compact corded rotary hammers
18,20 and24mm catalogue classes for access, fitment and smaller drilling tasks. Select actual capacity and power per configuration.
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Rotary and demolition hammers Configured for your market
Rotary Hammers, Cordless Hammers & Demolition Tools Sourcing
Source rotary hammers, brushless battery tools, demolition and chipping equipment, quick-change assemblies and replacement armatures with configuration, packaging and document requirements in one enquiry.
- Compare the drilling material, working diameter, holder and operating modes.
- Choose corded electrical versions or a matched battery-and-charger package.
- Request colour, case, accessory and replacement-parts options for the selected assembly.
Manufacturing, product documents and order conditions depend on the model and supply route selected for your project.
Start with a product reference, intended use and estimated quantity. We bring product selection, sample questions and quotation details into one conversation.
Email your reference image ↗Tool directionsRotary drilling, hammer drilling, chiselling and demolition
Power choicesCorded and selected lithium-ion brushless configurations
InterfacesSDS-plus, SDS-max and selected hex-holder assemblies
Order basisExact tool, electrical package, accessories, documents and destination
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26mm and D-handle constructions
26 mm corded families with variable-speed, clutch, quick-clamping and chuck-exchange directions; the exact combination varies.
Enquire about this range ↗Larger corded rotary hammers
28,30 and32mm catalogue classes, plus a34mm-class direction, address different motor, handling and drilling requirements.
Enquire about this range ↗Vibration-control constructions
Selected rotary-hammer designs use vibration-control structures; request measured vibration evidence for the exact tool and operating conditions.
Enquire about this range ↗Cordless and brushless hammers
Battery-powered rotary-hammer families include compact, brushless and larger drilling configurations. Pack, charger, voltage convention and holder need compatibility review.
Enquire about this range ↗Demolition and chipping equipment
Hex-holder and SDS-max constructions cover different impact-energy, handling and accessory requirements. Some assemblies also list drilling rotation.
Enquire about this range ↗Housing and assembly choices
Plastic or metal gear-housing directions, colour options and different internal assemblies support a configured order. Visual similarity is not a parts-fit guarantee.
Enquire about this range ↗Spare parts and service components
Armatures, rotors and fixed or quick-change hammer assembly directions support parts enquiries, including cordless categories. Fit is confirmed by drawing, dimensions or sample.
Enquire about this range ↗Reference product directions
Start with a product.
Define the details.
Use these options to describe what you are buying. The public references identify your enquiry; the final model and specification are confirmed before an order.
REFERENCE 0326-01
Cordless and vibration-control designs
Cordless and vibration-control directions can be matched to your working position and duty.
REFERENCE 0326-02
D-handle rotary hammer
D-handle construction for buyers comparing grip arrangements.
- Rated input
- 1100W
REFERENCE 0326-03
Larger corded rotary hammer
A further corded capacity class for selection.
- Catalogue class
- 34mm
- Rated input
- 1100W
REFERENCE 0326-04
Higher-input corded hammer
A separate power configuration for comparison.
- Rated input
- 1000W
REFERENCE 0326-05
Four-mode rotary-hammer designs
Two related structures offer drilling, hammer-drilling, chiselling and chisel-position adjustment; match the actual selector and chuck.
REFERENCE 0326-06
Compact 20mm-class corded hammer
A smaller corded configuration.
- Concrete reference
- 20mm
- Rated input
- 600W
REFERENCE 0326-07
Reversible metal-housing rotary hammer
A larger reversible corded direction with metal housing.
- Catalogue class
- 30mm
- Rated input
- 1050W
REFERENCE 0326-08
Metal-head rotary-hammer options
Aluminium/magnesium head-housing directions with several motor choices; confirm the matched assembly.
- Power choices
- 800W /850W /1000W
REFERENCE 0326-09
SDS-max rotary-hammer direction
A larger-shank rotary-hammer selection.
- Rated input
- 950W
- Interface
- SDS-max
REFERENCE 0326-10
Lightweight and compact corded families
Compact corded catalogue classes for fitment and access; choose the actual motor and drilling limits.
- Catalogue classes
- 18/20/24mm
REFERENCE 0326-11
26mm-class corded families
Quick clamping, variable speed, clutch and exchange-system directions are available across separate assemblies; request the exact combination.
- Catalogue directions
- 26 mm drilling class; select grip and chuck arrangement
REFERENCE 0326-12
Larger corded construction families
Balanced upward-work designs and larger motor constructions are separate options; choose modes and clutch provision by configuration.
- Catalogue classes
- 28/30/32mm
REFERENCE 0326-13
780W corded configuration group
Several body designs share this input rating; fitting and parts compatibility require confirmation.
- Rated input
- 780W
REFERENCE 0326-14
800W D-handle rotary hammer
Variable-speed corded direction with a D-handle.
- Input
- 800W
- Interface
- SDS-plus
REFERENCE 0326-15
Shared-housing motor options
Similar external housings can contain different motor and internal assemblies; identical appearance does not establish interchangeable parts.
- Input choices
- 780/800/850/900/1000/1100W
REFERENCE 0326-16
Gear-housing material options
Plastic, metal and magnesium-alloy gear-housing directions plus aluminium-insert construction can be reviewed for the selected assembly.
REFERENCE 0326-17
26mm rotary hammer with soft rear grip
Colour-customisable housing and control parts with a rubberised rear section.
- Capacity concrete/steel/wood
- 26/13/30mm
- Input
- 800W
- No-load speed
- 0–1100rpm
- Impact rate
- 0–4900bpm
- Impact energy
- 3.0J
- Net mass
- 2.6kg
- Optimum drilling
- 6–18mm
REFERENCE 0326-18
26mm rotary hammer with configured electrical options
A separate assembly offers configurable housing colours, cable, plug and motor selection.
- Capacity concrete/steel/wood
- 26/13/30mm
- Input
- 800W
- No-load speed
- 0–1100rpm
- Impact rate
- 0–4900bpm
- Impact energy
- 3.0J
- Net mass
- 3.2kg
- Optimum drilling
- 6–18mm
- Listed motor choices
- 220V50–60Hz;240V50Hz;110V50–60Hz
- Cable reference
- 3m; conductor specification to confirm
REFERENCE 0326-19
26mm rotary hammer with branded-case options
Housing colours, engraved handle or gear housing, and moulded carry-case branding can be requested for the selected assembly.
- Input
- 800W
- Capacity concrete/steel/wood
- 26/13/30mm
- No-load speed
- 0–1100rpm
- Impact rate
- 0–4900bpm
- Impact energy
- 3.0J
- Catalogue MOQ reference
- 1000pcs/model; request current offer
- Packing direction
- Moulded carry case and printed outer sleeve
REFERENCE 0326-20
32mm corded construction group
Several housing variants share the stated drilling and speed references.
- Capacity concrete/steel/wood
- 32/13/30mm
- Input reference
- 900 W; confirm the selected configuration
- No-load speed
- 0–1300rpm
- Impact rate
- 0–5100bpm
REFERENCE 0326-21
Compact brushless cordless hammer
A compact three-function cordless assembly; battery-kit contents must be confirmed for the order.
- Capacity concrete/steel/wood
- 16/13/30mm
- No-load speed
- 0–850rpm
- Impact rate
- 0–3900bpm
- Catalogue battery
- 21V;2×4.0Ah packs
- Kit reference
- Charger,6/8/10mm bits,depth gauge,moulded case
REFERENCE 0326-22
20mm cordless rotary hammer
Cordless installation work with variable speed, reverse and a depth-limiting direction.
- Capacity concrete/steel/wood
- 20/13/30mm
- No-load speed
- 0–850rpm
- Impact rate
- 0–3900bpm
- Catalogue battery
- 21V/3.0Ah
REFERENCE 0326-23
Alternative cordless rotary-hammer kit
Compare the selected battery, speed and installation requirements; confirm the concrete capacity on the current matched sheet.
- Steel/wood reference
- 13/30mm
- No-load speed
- 0–1100rpm
- Impact rate
- 0–4850bpm
- Catalogue battery
- 21V/3.0Ah
REFERENCE 0326-24
Cordless 26mm configuration variants
Two separately listed assemblies share these visible references; battery and charger contents need confirmation.
- Capacity concrete/steel/wood
- 26/13/30mm
- No-load speed
- 0–960rpm
- Impact rate
- 0–4260bpm
REFERENCE 0326-25
Brushless cordless 22mm direction
A separate brushless configuration for portable drilling.
- Capacity concrete/steel/wood
- 22/13/28mm
- Catalogue voltage
- 21V
- No-load speed
- 0–1400rpm
- Impact rate
- 0–3900bpm
REFERENCE 0326-26
Brushless cordless 26mm direction
A further brushless battery-powered selection.
- Capacity concrete/steel/wood
- 26/13/30mm
- Catalogue voltage
- 21V
- No-load speed
- 0–1100rpm
REFERENCE 0326-27
Brushless cordless 28mm direction
A larger cordless catalogue configuration.
- Capacity concrete/steel/wood
- 28/13/30mm
- Catalogue voltage
- 21V
- No-load speed
- 0–1150rpm
REFERENCE 0326-28
Alternate brushless cordless assembly
An additional brushless construction direction with its own current configuration sheet required.
REFERENCE 0326-29
Cordless kits with selected control features
Selected brushless assemblies list work lighting, variable speed, reverse, overload clutch and a rotating auxiliary handle.
- Catalogue system
- 21V label
- Handle direction
- 360° auxiliary handle
- Kit direction
- Two batteries and charger; capacity to confirm
REFERENCE 0326-30
1240W hex-holder demolition direction
For chiselling and breaking, with the selected holder and electrical package agreed before ordering.
- Input reference
- 1240W
- Tool holder
- 30mm internal hexagon
REFERENCE 0326-31
SDS-max demolition configuration
Variable hammering control and an adjustable auxiliary-handle direction for chiselling.
- Rated input
- 1500W
- Impact rate reference
- 900–1890bpm
- Impact energy reference
- 16.80J
- Tool holder
- SDS-max
REFERENCE 0326-32
Heavy hex-holder demolition hammer
A heavier chipping and demolition selection; match accessories and handling requirements.
- Rated input
- 2000W
- Impact rate
- 1000bpm
- Impact energy
- 62J
- Holder
- 30mm
- Net mass
- 29.5kg
REFERENCE 0326-33
Variable-speed demolition choices
Distinct demolition configurations retain their own power, impact-rate and holder references.
- Configuration A
- 1510W;730–1450bpm;45J;30mm holder;16kg
- Configuration B
- 1500W;0–1300bpm;6–25J;SDS-max;11kg
- Configuration C
- 1750W;0–1300bpm;45J;30mm holder;16.5kg
REFERENCE 0326-34
SDS-max drilling and chipping direction
A separate configuration lists both rotational speed and impact rate.
- Rated input
- 1500W
- Maximum opening reference
- 52mm
- Impact rate
- 1100–2250bpm
- No-load speed
- 120–250rpm
- Holder
- SDS-max
- Net mass
- 11.1kg
REFERENCE 0326-35
Further demolition constructions
Additional breaker constructions can be reviewed with a current matched specification and accessories schedule.
REFERENCE 0326-36
Replacement armatures and rotors
Motor-service parts for selected rotary and demolition assemblies; compare dimensions, winding and shaft details before ordering.
- Service directions
- 20/24/26mm rotary families and heavier demolition assemblies
- Packing reference
- 50pcs/carton;35×35×35cm
REFERENCE 0326-37
Quick-change and hammer service components
Replacement assemblies for fixed and quick-change rotary-hammer constructions require a matching drawing or sample.
- Parts directions
- 20/24/26mm and cordless families
These are configuration references for trade enquiries. Catalogue class, maximum drilling capacity, chuck or holder size, optimum drilling range and impact energy are different fields. No-load speed and impact rate do not establish productivity under load. Confirm the current matched technical sheet, accessories and electrical package in the quotation.
What matters for this category
A better brief.
A clearer comparison.
Focus the sourcing conversation on the features, materials and production details that make a difference to your product range.
Select the tool around the job
State the material, normal and largest hole size, chiselling duty, working position and expected use. We organise a comparison of capacity, holder, handling and power requirements.
Review the complete kit
Specify bare tool or kit, batteries, charger, drill bits, chisels, auxiliary handle, depth gauge and carry case. Confirm every inclusion rather than assuming that a pictured accessory is supplied.
Plan service support with the order
Send the replacement-parts schedule alongside the tool enquiry. Rotor, armature and quick-change assemblies require matched dimensions, winding and mechanical interfaces.
Branding, configuration & packaging
Make the product
fit your programme.
Bring artwork, reference samples and a target cost. The available process, minimum quantity, sample charges and development scope are reviewed for the chosen option.
Colours and product identity
Selected product pages offer housing, switch and knob colours plus handle, housing and case branding. Send artwork and quantity for feasibility; options apply to the specified assembly.
Motor, cable and plug configuration
Provide destination voltage, frequency, plug, cable and charger requirements. Selected corded electrical alternatives and battery kits need individual technical and document confirmation.
Cases, sleeves and accessories
Request moulded cases, printed outer sleeves, manuals and the accessory schedule. Confirm carton construction, marking, gross weight and protection before consolidation.
Quality & product evidence
Turn requirements
into checks.
Agree which product characteristics need testing and how the approved sample relates to the bulk order.
Match the technical fields
Check input power, no-load speed, impact rate, working modes, drilling material and holder interface on the same configuration sheet. Resolve conflicting fields before sample approval.
Agree inspection and acceptance
Specify electrical, dimensional, function and load-test requirements, sampling and inspection records. Ask for measured vibration or noise data if needed; a design label is not a quantified reduction claim.
Separate documents from catalogue claims
Request the exact model and legal-entity scope of required reports or declarations. Brand names, old certificates and unrelated customer reports do not establish approval for the ordered private-label tool.
Test capability is a starting point for the inspection plan. Request the method, applicable model and results needed for your order.
Documents matched to the order
Ask for evidence
that fits the product.
Define the document list for the selected tool, motor or battery system and destination before commitment.
State the sales market, intended users and required files in your first enquiry. Current validity and scope are checked for the selected supplier and product; a category description does not certify every item.
Share your document requirements ↗- Technical and service file
- Request current specification, electrical diagram, operating instructions, parts drawing and accessory list. Match holder and service-part dimensions to the selected assembly.
- Testing and conformity file
- Provide the standards or conformity evidence required for your market. Confirm report holder, exact configuration, current scope and label language rather than relying on a catalogue logo.
- Battery and shipment file
- For battery kits, confirm the exact pack and charger identifiers and required transport records. Request packing details, commercial documents and spare-parts identification for the order.
Built around how you sell
Different buyers.
Different specifications.
Your sales channel changes the assortment, packaging and quality priorities. Tell us the intended use as well as the product name.
Construction and installation
Concrete and masonry anchoring, fitment drilling and selected wood or steel drilling using the appropriate mode and accessories.
Renovation and material removal
Chiselling, breaking and demolition where holder, impact characteristics and handling suit the job.
Tool distribution and repair supply
Configured tool kits, private-label enquiries and compatible replacement armatures or hammer assemblies.
From first brief to a defined order
One contact.
A practical next step.
Samples, commercial terms and responsibilities are agreed for the project. Use the same product and packing specification when comparing quotations.
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Product, reference image, quantity, sales market and timing.
Compare suitable options
Review configuration, materials, sample scope and relevant documents.
Approve the specification
Agree artwork, packaging, sample, testing and inspection criteria.
Confirm the order plan
Set price, payment, production, delivery and defect remedies in writing.
Buyer questions
Before you send
your first enquiry.
Practical answers about this sourcing direction, customization and the reference options. Your agreed specification and written quotation determine the actual order.
Which information is needed for a hammer-tool enquiry?
Specify the material, drilling diameter, working modes, daily duty, working position, power source, holder and destination. Add quantity, accessories, case and documents.
Is a catalogue millimetre class the chuck diameter?
Not necessarily. A class can refer to drilling capacity or a family designation. State the concrete, steel or wood capacity needed and confirm the holder separately.
Are rotary hammers and demolition hammers interchangeable?
Choose the exact functions needed. A demolition-only tool should not be assumed to drill by rotation; some listed configurations have separate drilling and chipping functions.
Does a four-mode description mean four cutting processes?
The selector may include chisel-position adjustment alongside drilling, hammer drilling and hammering. Confirm the actual mode diagram for the selected assembly.
Can I choose the electrical version?
Send voltage, frequency, plug and cable requirements. Alternatives are confirmed for the selected motor and supported by the required documents.
Is the catalogue battery voltage nominal or maximum?
The label convention and actual pack configuration must be confirmed on the current sheet. Do not infer cell voltage or compatibility from a catalogue heading alone.
Will the battery fit another tool brand?
A similar connector or appearance is insufficient. Pack, charger, electronic protection and mechanical compatibility need specific verification; no third-party-brand compatibility is promised.
Are batteries and accessories included?
Specify bare tool or kit and list each battery, charger, bit, chisel, handle, gauge and case required. Final inclusions follow the quotation.
Can housing colours and packaging be customised?
Selected assemblies offer colour and branding options. Send artwork, case, sleeve and manual requirements for technical and commercial confirmation.
Does one minimum quantity apply to every tool?
No. A published OEM quantity for one assembly is only its catalogue reference. Confirm MOQ, sample terms and production schedule for the exact order.
Can you provide samples?
Request the selected configuration and intended evaluation. Availability, cost, packaging, test requirements and freight are confirmed in the offer.
Are vibration-control tools guaranteed to have a specific reduction?
A construction feature alone does not quantify exposure. Request measured vibration data, method and operating conditions for the exact tool if your buying specification requires them.
Are certification logos enough for import approval?
No. Check the valid report or declaration, exact model, manufacturer or report holder, electrical version and destination scope.
Can I order replacement armatures?
Provide the machine or parts identifier privately, dimensions, shaft and gear details, winding requirements and photos or a sample. Confirm fit before ordering.
Are similar housings proof that parts interchange?
No. Motor, gears, switches and hammer mechanisms can differ inside a similar housing. Use a matched parts drawing or sample.
How are conflicting catalogue specifications handled?
Request one current approved technical sheet and evaluate a sample if appropriate. Conflicting power, capacity, impact energy or weight values must be resolved before commitment.
Can case and carton quantities be changed?
Send the required retail and transport packaging. A parts-carton quantity or an old stock statement does not establish a universal order minimum or current availability.
What should be included in an inspection plan?
List the agreed electrical, function, dimensional, loaded-performance and packing checks, sampling and acceptance records for the selected configuration.
Who handles my enquiry?
Factory Sourcing Hub handles this enquiry as an independent sourcing and trading service. The product route, supplier suitability, sample scope and order responsibilities are agreed for the actual project.
How do I get a price and order minimum?
Send the product reference, quantities per variation, customization and packaging. Prices, minimums, sample charges and delivery dates are confirmed in a current quotation; the page is not a live inventory or price feed.
Can I discuss samples and inspection before ordering?
Yes. State whether you need a reference sample, a customized sample or development work. Agree the sample cost and shipping, approval specification, inspection plan and remedy for non-conforming goods before the bulk order.
What should I attach to my email?
Reference images, drawings, logo artwork and a product list are useful. Include quantities, the intended users and sales market, packaging, required documents and timing. After submitting the form, email attachments to kunhuow@gmail.com with your enquiry reference.
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- Corded electrical version or exact battery/charger system and kit contents
- Quantity, sample, colours, artwork, case, sleeve, manuals and spare parts
- Destination standards, test records, inspection, packing and shipment timing
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