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Title |
Hitachi DH22PG 7/8-inch SDS Rotary Hammer (Discontinued by Manufacturer) | Hitachi DH45MEY Brushless SDS Max Rotary Hammer with User Vibration Protection, 1-3/4" |
Model |
Metabo HPT DH22PG | Metabo HPT DH45MEY |
Basic Info |
Suggested Price |
$77.66 | $1,142.70 |
Sale Price |
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Release |
Oct 2013 | Jun 2016 |
Overview |
Top Features |
- Hitachi Power Tools has renamed to Metabo HPT. Same great tools, with only a new name.
- Powerful 5.4-amp motor provides fast drilling in common 5/32-inch and 3/16-inch diameters
- (2) modes of operation for simple selection between drill only and hammer-drilling
- Compact and lightweight for use in tight spaces or overhead operations
- Slip clutch to prevent damaged gears
- Comes with a 1-year limited warranty
- Powerful 5.4 amp motor
- Slip Clutch to prevent damaged gears
- Idle Strike Restrictor
- Internal Pressure Adjustment
- 2 modes of operation. Drill only and hammer-drilling.
| - Patented UVP technology (User Vibration Technology) for less fatigue and more production
- Powerful 1,500 watt input brushless motor for no-maintenance of armatures or carbon brushes
- Push button rotation speed selector switch (4 speeds)
- Aluminum Housing Body (AHB) construction increases the life of the tool by combining a strong aluminum outer housing with a plastic inner housing to reduce vibration and improve safety
- 9.9 ft.-lbs. Impact Energy for busting though hard material
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Reviews |
Walmart Rating | 4.6 (out of 5 reviews) | 5.0 (out of 2 reviews) |
Latest Reviews |
The Right Tool for the Right Job Rating: 5 I needed to drill into a garage cement slab to anchor down 5/8" plywood for new flooring in a pantry / utility room. With a 5/32 " SDS drill bit attached to the DH22PG, it cut through the concrete like it was soft pine. And the 3/16" Tapcons threaded into the holes perfectly. It's a great tool at a great price. I hope it performs the same in future projects requiring larger drill bits for securing heavier anchors into concrete. by ZG362 on 2014-12-04T16:00:00 good buy Rating: 5 have used for work think It works good, good price for product by concstruction1 on 2015-01-13T16:00:00 Great Product Rating: 5 I've used this drill for straight drilling and hammer drilling... operates flawlessly with plenty of power! by Rck334 on 2013-01-07T16:00:00 Pleasantly Suprised! Rating: 4 I bought this hammer drill about a year after selling my bosch sds max drill that i had. I wasn't expecting to be wow'd by its performance, but after using it to drill all my wall plates in my basement i was suprised at the durability of the drill and how hard it hits. I would definitely buy another hitachi product after using this drill, and expect to be using this one for many years to come. As a heavy user of milwaukee and bosch power tools, my mind is beginning to veer in the direction of hitachi. by erinnsam on 2013-01-20T16:00:00 Wish I'd bought it long ago! Rating: 4 Used it on poured concrete floor & it was fantastic. The only reason I did not assign 5 stars is because I've been unable to find the drill bit attachment. by PorschePaul on 2013-01-07T16:00:00 | A tool for life Rating: 5 I bought this rotary hammer 1 year ago and i am using it every single day, it is very sturdy fast on hard concrete and very strong in case of need of more control and finesh you dial down the power an you have total control!. It is user friendly with great vibration reduction! It feels and is very well built like a tank the only thing i did like that much is the current protection that cuts the power to half if it detects low power in the current like from a small generator or when multiple tools are plugged in the same power cord i am using the 220v [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] by Nikolaos ouzounis on 2020-08-22T17:00:00 Very Impressive Rating: 5 While I was a little skeptical of the hammer at first, coming from a brand that I'm unfamiliar with (in the concrete market), I can't tell you how impressed I was with this rotary hammer.
While the light up interface is a little intimidating, once you figure out what everything does, it's very helpful. I also liked the handle vibration (or lack thereof). For extended periods of use, I'd definitely grab his SDS+ over my "blue" one.
Note: I listed weight as a con, not by any fault of Hitachi, but because it's just a heavy tool and that needs to be considered. by DemoDude on 2016-06-05T17:00:00 |
All Features |
Color / Finish | Green/Black | |
Variable Speed | Yes | |
Blasts Per Minute - Maximum | 6200 BPM | |
Voltage | 114 V | |
Cord Length | 6 ft | |
Maximum RPM | 1500 rpm | |
Product Data Last Certified | 2010-12-10 | |
Internet Product Code (IPC) | 6D7D008DFF8 | |
Tool Weight | 4.2 lbs | |
Package Weight | 9.5 | |
Material | Steel | |
ETL Listed | Yes | |
CSA Certified | Yes | |
Chuck Design | Keyed | |
Warranty | 1 Year | |
Assembled Weight (lbs) | 9.0 lbs | |
Amperage (A) | 5.4 A | |
Chuck Capacity | 0.875 | |
Package Contents | Case, Depth Gauge, Side Handle | |
Type of Modes | 1 Mode- SDS Plus Rotary Hammer | |
Chuck Size | 7/8 In. | |
UL Listed | Yes | |
Cordless / Corded | Corded | |
release | Oct 2013 | Jun 2016 |
Item Package Quantity | | 1 |
Included Components | | DH45MEY, grease, case, depth stopper rod |
Item Weight | | 20.9 pounds |
Batteries Required? | | No |
Style | | with UVP |
Measurement System | | Metric |
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