Cordless Rotary Hammer with SDS plus
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Part Number: 0 611 920 000
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Part Number: 0 611 920 001
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The most important data |
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| Impact energy (according to EPTA 05/2016)* | 3.3 J |
| Impact rate at rated speed* | 4,220 bpm |
| Battery voltage* | 18.0 V |
| Weight excl. battery* | 3.3 kg |
| Tool holder | SDS plus |
| Packaging dimensions (width x length x height)** | 277 x 432 x 100 mm |
* You can find more information about the deviations in the following link:
** May have small deviations because of variations during production process. You can find more information about the deviations in the following link:
Bosch’s cordless GBH 18V-28 C Professional is for those who desire corded performance with cordless freedom. This rotary hammer has a powerful brushless motor delivering 3.3 J impact energy from its proven striking mechanism. The easy-to-read HMI displays the tool status and allows the user to choose between three different work modes (Auto, Favorite, Soft) for perfect control in every job. With the optional como module (GCY 42) installed, the GBH 18V-28 C can connect to Bosch’s Toolbox app to further adjust the setting to suit user needs. Vibration Control, KickBack Control, and compatibility with the GDE 18V-16 for dustless drilling, provides a comprehensive range of user protection features.
This rotary hammer is ideal for hammer drilling in concrete, stone, and masonry. It is compatible with all batteries and chargers in the Bosch Professional 18V System. For a dustfree and safer work environment the GDE 18V‐16 Professional dust extraction can easily be attached. Also compatible with AMPShare, the multi-brand battery alliance.
It also features a storage hook and a LED light.
European Power Tool Association (EPTA) Procedure 05 provides a common method for the determination of the single impact energy for rotary hammers and breakers.
It defines a standardized measurement method, which ensures comparability between different tools and member companies.
The parameters defined in this procedure are standardized, whereas the real parameters can vary, e.g. due to different working conditions, bit dimensions, condition of work piece.
