Bosch GBH 6-42 C SDS-Max Rotary Hammer 42mm 1300W
Bosch GBH 6-42 C SDS-Max Rotary Hammer 42mm 1300W Top-level protection for your heavy-duty drilling and chiselling needs • Has your protection covered with safety clutch, KickBack Control and Vibration Control • Minimizes fatigue thanks to vibration-damped handle • Easy selection of working mode with new, first-in-class user interface and App • Superior tool reliability with brushless motor technology and auto-gear rotation system Impact rate at rated speed – bpm Rated input power 1300 W Impact energy (according to EPTA 05/2016) 9 J Voltage, electrical 230 V Weight 7.
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- Bosch
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- Rotary & Demolition
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7 kg Tool holder SDS max Drilling dia. concrete, hammer drill bits 12 – 42 mm Opt. appl.
range concrete, hammer drill bits 18 – 40 mm Drilling dia. concrete, breakthrough drill bits 55 mm Drilling diameter in concrete with core cutters 100 mm Performing heavy-duty drilling and chiselling on concrete can be exhausting and harbours risks caused by tools jamming, losing control of the tool, or exposure to excessive vibrations. With our GBH 6-42C Professional heavy-duty, 2-in1 rotary hammer you get endurance, productivity and top-level protection from arm injuries and fatigue while working because it’s equipped with advanced solutions like a safety clutch, KickBack Control, and Vibration Control.
The smart-tool BeConnected app has a first-in-class user interface with real-time tool status for preventive maintenance and easy selection of the ideal working mode. Its brushless motor and auto-gear rotation system keep you productive by reducing maintenance and tool downtimes. Equipment & Application The GBH 6-42 C Professional is an SDS max, all-rounder rotary hammer ideal for drilling and chiselling tough materials such as concrete, stone, and masonry.
It operates in all directions with a max. drilling diameter of up to 42 mm.
