Rotary hammer YATO YT-82135 1600 W SDS Max, 25 J impact, up to 52 mm concrete drilling

The Yato YT-82135 rotary hammer is a corded SDS Max tool designed for heavy-duty drilling and chiselling in concrete and masonry. It is powered by a 1600 W motor and delivers a maximum rotational speed of 350 RPM, providing steady torque for demanding applications. With a maximum drilling diameter of 52 mm in concrete and a robust build weighing 12 kg, the unit suits extended use on construction sites and renovation projects. The tool features an SDS Max chuck system for quick and secure bit changes and a two-color orange and black housing for easy visual identification.

Advantages

The SDS Max connection enables fast, tool-free insertion and removal of bits while ensuring stable bit retention during high-impact operation. The 1600 W motor offers consistent power for drilling and chiselling functions, and the moderate top speed of 350 RPM is tuned to deliver high torque for large-diameter holes. The 12 kg weight contributes to stability during heavy workload tasks, reducing vibration transfer to the operator when used with correct technique. Construction-grade casing and accessible controls support reliability and straightforward handling on-site.

Suitable for

• Drilling large-diameter holes in concrete and reinforced concrete (up to 52 mm)
• Chiselling and demolition of masonry, tile removal and surface preparation
• Heavy construction, renovation and installation tasks requiring sustained impact energy
• Worksites where a corded 230 V power supply is available

Key specifications

• Motor power: 1600 W
• Maximum rotational speed: 350 RPM
• Chuck type: SDS Max
• Maximum drilling diameter in concrete: 52 mm
• Power supply: AC 230 V
• Weight: 12 kg
• Housing colour: orange and black

How to use

Connect the rotary hammer to a stable 230 V AC power source and ensure the work area is clear and securely supported. Select an SDS Max bit appropriate for the material and intended hole diameter, then insert it into the chuck until it locks. Use the correct personal protective equipment, including eye and ear protection and dust control measures. Start the tool at low speed to position the bit, then apply steady forward pressure and allow the tool’s impact action to do the work. For chiselling, set the tool to the appropriate mode if available and use controlled movements to remove material. After use, disconnect from the power supply before removing the bit or performing maintenance.

Recommendations

For prolonged drilling in reinforced concrete, use carbide-tipped SDS Max drill bits rated for heavy-duty use and employ dust extraction where possible. Periodically inspect the chuck and bit shank for wear, and avoid excessive side loads that can accelerate wear or damage the tool. When transporting or storing, protect the rotary hammer from moisture and impacts to preserve performance and longevity.