Dewalt DCH333 54V XR Brushless Flexvolt SDS+ Hammer Drill With 1 x 9.0Ah Battery, Charger & Case

This 3-mode dedicated hammer from Dewalt is part opf the Flexvolt range of cordless power tools from Dewalt sporting 54 volts of power from the batteries. The DCH333 is a lightweight workhorse which will perform admirably even when compared to corded tools.

High performance: The DCH333N can drill more than 66 holes (18mm x 80mm) per charge, which makes it the leader for tools in its size and class. It also has impressive maximum drilling capacities: for concrete, it’s 30mm; for wood – 30mm; for metal – 13mm. This is because the drill delivers 4,480 blows per minute, while the chuck has a maximum spin of up to 1,000rpm.
Versatile use: Thanks to its 3 primary modes of operation – hammer, rotary only and chisel only – the DCH333N hammer drill can drill holes from 4mm to 30mm into concrete, brick and masonry. The DCH333N’s rotation stop mode allows light chiselling in plaster and tilework. The impact stop mode is perfect for rotary-only drilling in wood and metal.
Safety features: This SDS+ hammer drill has vibration during operation of only 8.5m/s², which results in reduced user fatigue. The bright LED light with delay feature allows you to clearly see your workpiece. The contoured handles and rubberised handle grips ensure a safe, secure hold, even for long periods.
Ergonomic design: The compact size and 3.7kg weight make this SDS+ Hammer Drill easy to hold and use for long periods of time. The DCH333N produces vibration of 8.5m/s², which results in less user fatigue, especially over long periods of time. The contoured handles and rubberised handle grips ensure a comfortable hold, even for long periods.
Portable convenience: Thanks to its compact size and light weight, the DCH333N is easy to carry with you wherever you go. For so much raw power and versatility, the DCH333N still manages a light weight of 3.7kg, making it easy to carry and use. The cordless design means that you're not weighed down by heavy power leads and can more easily work in confined spaces.