A combi hammer looks similar to a hammer drill, but it has a rotation stop. That allows you to perform light chiseling jobs as well. You can chisel tiles from the wall or break down a small stone wall, for example. With a cordless hammer drill, you can work in spots without a socket. You're also not bothered by cords. A cordless combi hammer is often part of a battery platform. This means you can use 1 battery for your combi hammer and other (garden) tools from the same platform.
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None Including SystemBox|Including storage case: yes|20 mm
Retail price129,95
79,-
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None Including SystemBox|Including storage case: yes|22 mm
111,-
Temporarily sold out
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Including storage case: yes|21 mm|High idle speed 0 - 2000 rpm
114,-
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Our choice for a hammer drill to drill in very hard materials like concrete|Including storage case: yes|26 mm|13 mm
Retail price289,19
219,-
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Professional|Including storage case: yes|68 mm
Often285,-
239,-
Temporarily sold out
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None Including SystemBox|Battery voltage 18 V|None battery included
108,-
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Battery voltage 18 V|Including storage case: yes|None battery included
326,-
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Including SystemBox|Battery voltage 18 V|Including storage case: yes
258,-
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Our choice for a hammer drill to drill corded into concrete|Including storage case: yes|32 mm|13 mm
110,-
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