Cordless rotary hammer

The current OPEX TOOLS model combines:

• standard drilling,
• hammer drilling,
• light chiselling.

This makes it suitable for renovation, installation and construction work.

Brushless motor

The OPX28008 uses a brushless motor with a stated maximum power of 650 W.

Brushless construction reduces the number of conventional wear components and is commonly used in modern cordless power tools.

2 J impact energy

The rotary hammer provides 2 joules of impact energy.

It is designed for work in:

• concrete,
• brick,
• hollow blocks,
• masonry,
• selected stone materials.

Up to 4,800 BPM

Impact frequency is adjustable from 0 to 4,800 blows per minute.

Up to 950 rpm

Rotational speed ranges from 0 to 950 rpm.

Variable speed allows the tool to be controlled according to the material and job.

SDS+ chuck

The rotary hammer uses an SDS+ tool holder.

This system enables quick installation and removal of compatible:

• drill bits,
• chisels,
• other SDS+ accessories.

Maximum drilling diameter

The manufacturer states a maximum drilling diameter of 26 mm.

This makes the tool suitable for holes used in fixing, installation and renovation work.

Three operating functions

The tool can be used for:

• drilling,
• hammer drilling,
• chiselling.

Hammer drilling is intended mainly for harder construction materials, while chiselling can support lighter demolition tasks.

Typical applications

The rotary hammer can be used for:

• wall drilling,
• fixing wall plugs,
• installing brackets,
• mounting shelves,
• electrical installations,
• plumbing installations,
• removing small sections of plaster or mortar.

Two 3.0 Ah batteries

The set includes two 21 V 3.0 Ah Li-Ion batteries.

A second battery reduces downtime when working away from mains power.

Battery indicator

The batteries include charge-level indicators, allowing users to check remaining power before starting work.

Side handle

An additional side handle is supplied with the tool.

Using both hands improves stability and control, especially during hammer drilling.

Depth stop

A drilling depth stop is included.

It is useful when several holes need to be drilled to a similar depth.

LED light

The rotary hammer also includes LED illumination for the working area.

This can be useful in garages, basements and poorly lit installation spaces.

Transport case

The set is supplied in a case measuring approximately 40 × 30 × 11 cm.

It keeps the tool, batteries, charger and accessories together.

Tool weight

The stated weight with battery is approximately 4.5 kg.

For longer jobs, the side handle helps improve control.

Choosing the correct drill bit

Always select an SDS+ bit suitable for:

• the material,
• required hole diameter,
• drilling depth,
• operating mode.

Do not use cracked or heavily worn accessories.

Safe drilling

Before drilling into a wall, check for hidden:

• electrical cables,
• water pipes,
• gas pipes,
• other services.

Use appropriate protective equipment and dust control when working with masonry.

Drill or rotary hammer?

A conventional drill is generally suitable for lighter work in wood, plastic and metal.

A rotary hammer is the better option when the main tasks involve concrete, masonry, brick or light chiselling.

FAQ – FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

1. How many products are currently available?
There is 1 product.

2. Is the rotary hammer cordless?
Yes. It uses a 21 V battery system.

3. Does it have a brushless motor?
Yes.

4. What is the impact energy?
2 J.

5. What is the maximum impact rate?
4,800 BPM.

6. What is the maximum rotational speed?
950 rpm.

7. What chuck system does it use?
SDS+.

8. How many batteries are included?
Two 21 V 3.0 Ah Li-Ion batteries.

9. Does it support chiselling?
Yes. The available modes include drilling, hammer drilling and chiselling.

10. What should I check before buying?
Consider impact energy, chuck type, drilling capacity, battery size, operating modes and the materials you plan to work with.