Bosch Professional 06112A3070 Rotary Hammer Drill GBH 2-26 (230 V, SDS Plus , 830 W, in Carrying Case) , Navy Blue

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Overload protection:Power surge causes severe damage to any electrical appliance and even to its user. With overload protection, this machine will automatically reduce the power that comes into it when there is a current surge. Further, if the overload continues for a long time, the tool will shut down.

Ball grommet: Generally, cable damage is a problem with all corded power tools. With regards to that, the GBH 2-26 comes with a ball grommet that prevents cable breaks, snag, and damage.When it comes to the weight of this Bosch SDS drill, it isn’t the heaviest of the SDS drills we have reviewed. The Milwaukee is heavier in fact. However, what the other two SDS drills from Milwaukee and Hitachi have in their favour is balance.

Whilst we wouldn’t recommend heavy consistent work for this Bosch SDS drill, you know that no matter what this Bosch GBH 2-26 DRE will be covered. Positives and Negatives Positives: Does the Bosch SDS drill have any redeeming features? Most definitely, it has many pro’s which we will uncover below, I am just saying don’t expect to be doing up a house and using this as your main tool. Specifications New Bosch Sealing system - prevents dust penetration and grease leakage in two important areas: conical seal at the striker pin. Movement and temperature tolerant housing gasket The Bosch GBH 2-26 DRE is the fastest hammer in its class, offering top drilling performance due to the 3.0 joule impact force and the powerful 800 watt motor which ensures constant power even under tough working conditions. When measured against its leading competitors the Bosch GBH 2-26 achieved a 34% higher drilling rate. Bosch have also managed to increase the service life compared to its predecessor by 50% so that means you can drill up to 100,000 holes in concrete. But we didn’t stop there, we also improved the sealing and cooling systems and you can change the tool-holder without needing to dissemble the tool first. This surely put the Bosch GBH 2-26 at the top of its class.

Available In 110v & 240v

So, as we have discussed already the Bosch SDS drill isn’t for continuous use by the tradesman, in our opinion. But what does it do well? I’m an enthusiastic DIYer, who due to a previously life in the trades, still does the odd professional job.

Improved cooling - power efficient fan improves cooling and gives greater power transfer for drilling and chiselling Since 1886, the Germany based company, Bosch has been in the power tool industry. The company has a reputation for its pioneering and innovative technology alongside other top brands like DeWalt and Makita. In particular, the Bosch GBH 2-26 is a corded rotary hammer drill that features the Slotted Drive System (SDS) – an innovative drive mechanism first used by the power tool division of the company. Our corded SDS-plus rotary hammers have a maximum impact energy ranging from 1.7 J to the 4.2 J produced by the GBH 4-32 DFR model. The cordless rotary hammers with SDS-plus have an impact energy ranging from 1 J to the 5.8 J generated by our new GBH 18V-34 CF model. The impact energy of larger SDS-max rotary hammers ranges from 8.5 J to 19 J for the corded models, and goes up to 12.5 J produced by the new BITURBO GBH 18V-45 C cordless rotary hammer.The Bosch GBH 2-26 DRE weighs in at 2.7Kg, very light weight compared with other SDS drills on the market indeed. But in my opinion Bosch have got the balance of the weight all wrong.

Basically, at best ignorant/incomplete and at worst downright sneaky on the part of Bosch and/or Screwfix.The Bosch GBH 2-26 DRE forms part of Bosch’s professional range. We have always been very impressed with Bosch power tools. The Bosch PSB 1800 is one of the most popular products we have ever reviewed and is a fantastic testament to the company and quality of it’s products.