INGCO RH150028 1500W Rotary Hammer 32mm SDS Plus with Anti-Vibration & 3 Drills

INGCO RH150028 – 1500W Industrial Rotary Hammer 32mm SDS Plus

The INGCO RH150028 is a top-tier 1500W industrial rotary hammer designed for the most punishing construction tasks. With a colossal 5.5J of impact energy and 4400 bpm, it drills 32mm holes through concrete and 40mm through wood with ease. The advanced anti-vibration system ensures operator comfort during extended heavy-duty use, while the SDS Plus chuck enables instant bit changes. Comes complete with 3 drill bits, 2 chisels, extra carbon brushes, and a heavy-duty BMC carry case.

Key Features

• 1500W Input Power – Industrial-grade motor for the toughest on-site applications
• 5.5J Impact Energy – Maximum hammering force for rapid penetration in hard concrete
• 4400 bpm Impact Rate – Ultra-fast blows for outstanding productivity
• Anti-Vibration System – Dramatically reduces hand-arm vibration for safer, more comfortable operation
• SDS Plus Chuck System – Tool-free instant bit changes for non-stop workflow
• 850 rpm No-Load Speed – Optimised torque delivery for large-diameter drilling
• 3 Drill Bits + 2 Chisels Included – Ready to work straight out of the box
• 1 Set Extra Carbon Brushes – Extends motor life and reduces maintenance downtime
• Packed in BMC Case – Heavy-duty moulded carry case for safe storage and transport

Applications

• Industrial concrete and masonry drilling up to 32mm
• Heavy chiselling and concrete breaking
• Brick, block, and stone drilling
• Steel and large-diameter wood drilling
• Civil engineering, construction, and infrastructure works

Specifications

• Model: RH150028
• Brand: INGCO
• Voltage: 220–240V ~ 50/60Hz
• Input Power: 1500W
• No-Load Speed: 850 rpm
• Impact Rate: 4400 bpm
• Impact Energy: 5.5J
• Chuck System: SDS Plus
• Anti-Vibration: Yes
• Max Drilling Capacity – Concrete: 32mm
• Max Drilling Capacity – Steel: 13mm
• Max Drilling Capacity – Wood: 40mm
• Accessories: 3 Pcs Drill Bits, 2 Pcs Chisels, 1 Set Extra Carbon Brushes
• Packaging: BMC Case