Enventor 1-1/4 Inch SDS-Plus 13A Heavy-Duty Rotary Hammer Drill – 4 Functions, Safety Clutch

Experience powerful, precise performance with the Enventor 1-1/4 Inch SDS-Plus 13A Rotary Hammer Drill. A robust 13 Amp (1500W) motor drives up to 6 Joules of impact energy and a top speed of 0-850 RPM, making quick work of concrete, masonry, and metal tasks. Designed for reliability and daily use, this tool balances raw power with thoughtful ergonomics to help you tackle demanding projects with confidence.

4-Function versatility for diverse jobs

Easily switch between four modes: drill, hammer, hammer drill, and chiseling. The SDS-Plus chuck accepts standard bits, enabling efficient bit changes on site. Concrete and brick work up to 1-1/4 inch (32 mm) is supported, with wood up to 1-5/8 inch (40 mm) and steel up to 1/2 inch (13 mm) capacity for light to moderate tasks.

Whether you’re mounting shelves, removing old tile, or chiseling away stubborn mortar, this rotary hammer adapts to the task at hand without slowing you down.

Safety and comfort designed in

• SAFETY CLUTCH: Protects your wrist when a bit jams or torque spikes during heavy-duty work.
• HUMANIZATION DESIGN: A 360° rotating handle and soft-grip provide comfortable control at awkward angles, reducing fatigue over long sessions.
• QUICK BIT CHANGES: SDS-PLUS chuck lets you swap bits rapidly for uninterrupted workflow.
• POWER CORD AND MANAGEMENT: A 2m long cord keeps you within reach on larger job sites.

What you get and how it helps you

• 1x Enventor Rotary Hammer Drill in blue
• 3x SDS drill bits: 8 mm, 10 mm, 12 mm
• 1x Auxiliary handle for added stability
• 1x 30 g universal lubricating grease
• 1x Guide ruler for precise markings
• 2x Replacement carbon brushes
• 1x Oil cap wrench
• 1x Flat chisel (14x250 mm)
• 1x Point chisel (14x250 mm)
• 1x Dust cover, 1x User manual, 1x Carrying case

With a balanced combination of raw power, mode versatility, and dependable safety features, this tool is built to support a wide range of concrete and masonry tasks. Use cases include demolition, drilling for anchors, tile removal, and targeted chiseling, all while maintaining control and reducing user fatigue. While results vary by material and application, the design invites you to explore possibilities and expand what you can accomplish on the job site.