NEO TOOLS SDS+ boorhamer 900W, 3,5J met koffer

Drilling into reinforced concrete or masonry can quickly overwhelm standard drills, leading to slow progress, overheating, and premature bit wear. The NEO TOOLS 04-723 SDS+ rotary hammer solves this with a high-torque 900W motor and 3.5J impact energy, delivering rapid, clean holes in tough materials while reducing user fatigue.

Who is it for

This tool is built for professional contractors, electricians, plumbers, and serious DIYers who regularly drill anchor holes, chases, or break-out work in concrete, brick, and stone. Its three operating modes—drilling, hammer drilling, and chiseling—make it versatile for both rotary drilling and light demolition tasks.

Main features

• Powerful 900W motor with 3.5J impact energy for efficient drilling in concrete up to 26 mm diameter.
• SDS+ chuck for quick, tool-free bit changes and secure bit retention.
• Three modes: rotary drilling, hammer drilling, and chiseling for versatile applications.
• Ergonomic soft-grip handle and auxiliary handle with depth gauge for precise, comfortable control.
• Safety clutch protects the user and tool from sudden torque reactions if the bit jams.
• Includes carrying case, auxiliary handle, depth gauge, 3 drill bits, and 1 chisel for immediate use.

Specifications

• Power input: 900 W
• Impact energy: 3.5 J
• Chuck type: SDS+
• No-load speed: 0–1000 RPM
• Impact rate: 0–4900 BPM
• Max. drilling diameter in concrete: 26 mm
• Max. drilling diameter in steel: 13 mm
• Max. drilling diameter in wood: 30 mm
• Power supply: 230V ~50Hz
• Cable length: 3 m
• Housing material: high-quality composite
• Handle type: ergonomic with soft grip
• Safety clutch: yes
• Included accessories: carrying case, auxiliary handle, depth gauge, 3x drill bits, 1x chisel

Tips

For best results in concrete, use sharp SDS+ bits and apply steady pressure without forcing the tool. When chiseling, switch to the dedicated mode and use the auxiliary handle for better control. Always wear safety glasses and hearing protection, and ensure the work area is clear of hidden utilities before drilling.