Fúrókalapács · SDS-Plus
The impact drill won't go through concrete. The rotary hammer does.
You're standing at a concrete wall with a box of wall plugs and a drill that's bogging down. The DX26 uses a true pneumatic SDS-Plus mechanism - 800W of mains power, rated to 26mm in concrete - so it cuts through where an impact drill just overheats and quits.
800W
Corded Power
26mm
In Concrete
SDS+
Pneumatic
The Mechanism
Why it cuts concrete where an impact drill stalls
An impact drill uses a ratcheting clutch that produces weak, high-frequency taps through the chuck. It overheats and gives up on concrete. A rotary hammer works differently: a pneumatic air-piston strikes the bit end directly along its axis, independent of the rotation. The full impact energy lands on the bit - not the chuck - which is exactly why the DX26 punches clean through concrete, brick and stone.
- Air-piston impact - energy hits the bit tip, not the clutch, so it never bogs down mid-hole.
- Corded 800W - no battery to charge or run flat halfway through a hole. Continuous power for a full renovation day.
- SDS-Plus quick-change - bits and chisels click in and out by hand. No chuck key, no fuss.
One Machine, Whole Renovation
Drill, hammer-drill and chisel - in one tool
Three modes cover every concrete task a renovation throws at you: wall plugs (dübel), through-holes, mounting cabinets, and light demolition. And it arrives ready to work.
3 modes, one machine
Switch between drill, hammer-drill and chisel with the mode selector. One tool covers dübels, through-holes, mounting and light demolition - no second machine to buy.
Ready in a case
Ships in a hard carry case with the side handle (oldalfogantyú) and depth gauge (mélységütköző) included. Unbox it and you're working - nothing else to buy.
26mm covers it all
26mm capacity in concrete handles every standard renovation task - from small wall plugs to wide through-holes for pipes and cabling. Exactly what a home reno needs, no more, no guessing.
On Real Jobsites
Renovators putting it through concrete
Home renovators drilling, mounting and chiselling their way through a real project. Swipe through the clips.
Gábor T.
Bathroom reno · Budapest
Tamás K.
Mounting kitchen cabinets
★★★★★
Punched through the concrete ring beam for the curtain rails in minutes. My old drill would have quit.
Péter L. · Weekend reno
★★★★★
Bought it for our house renovation. Drilled, chiselled, mounted everything - still going strong.
Krisztina & Márk
Contractor
Illustrative professional.
What The Pros Spec
The tool a working contractor reaches for
On a jobsite, an under-powered rotary hammer isn't a saving - it's a liability. Pros know that cheap units break down fast under intensive use, which is why the trade specs a true pneumatic SDS-Plus rotary hammer for concrete work. It's the difference between finishing the job and making a second trip to the store.
Concrete demands a real rotary hammer. The DX26 is built to the same category standard the trade relies on.
Buy Once, Not Twice
Priced beside the pro tools, built to outlast the cheap ones
A too-weak drill that quits mid-renovation is money down the drain. This isn't a budget unit that gives up after a few concrete holes - it belongs beside the professional-grade tools, and it's built to prove it.
The Buy-Once Choice
DX26 Power+ · Pro-grade
Durability
Built to take a beating through the whole renovation and stay ready for the next job
On Concrete
True pneumatic SDS-Plus mechanism cuts clean holes hour after hour
Cost Of Failure
One purchase. No second trip to the store, no re-buy mid-project
The Name
Wears the Caterpillar built-tough name no house brand can copy
The Cheap Route
No-name budget unit
Durability
Breaks down fast under intensive use - fine for one weekend, not a full reno
On Concrete
Often useless after just a few concrete holes
Cost Of Failure
Cheap up front, but you buy twice when it quits halfway through
The Name
No toughness heritage, no reputation to stand behind it
File it next to the cheap unit and the price looks steep. File it beside the pro tools it actually belongs with, and it's the smart, buy-once choice for finishing the renovation properly.
The Renovators' Verdict
It finished the job - and it's still theirs
★★★★★
Bought an impact drill first - total waste, it wouldn't touch the concrete. This one went straight through the ring beam. Wish I'd bought it first.
★★★★★
I do occasional masonry work and needed something more durable than the cheap Lidl unit that died on me last year. This has held up through three jobs now. The chisel mode saved me buying a separate demolition tool. The Caterpillar name is the reason I trusted it, and it's earned it.
★★★★★
Renovating with the subsidy and didn't want to buy twice. Mounted every cabinet, drilled every through-hole. Case keeps it all tidy for the next project.
Built to Last
DX26 Guarantee
Buy Once. For Real.
Afraid it'll break on the first real job? It won't.
The whole reason you're weighing this against the cheap unit is the fear of a machine quitting halfway through your renovation. So we back it: the DX26 is covered by our replacement guarantee, and it ships in a hard carry case that protects your investment between jobs. This is the tool that finishes the renovation and stays yours for the next one.
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- Hard carry case included - protects the tool and keeps the kit together between projects
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Everything you're asking before you buy
Yes. This is a true pneumatic SDS-Plus rotary hammer - the mechanism that drives the full impact energy straight down the bit, so it cuts clean holes in concrete, brick and stone where an impact drill just overheats and stalls. At 800W with 26mm concrete capacity, it covers every standard renovation task: wall plugs, through-holes, cabinet mounting and light demolition.
The DX26 is covered by our replacement guarantee [merchant: add your exact warranty term and claim process here]. It's built to take a beating through a full renovation and stay ready for the next job - the opposite of a cheap unit that quits after a few concrete holes. It also ships in a hard carry case that protects it between projects.
For a big renovation, corded is the advantage. There's no battery to charge, no battery to run flat in the middle of a hole, and no battery to buy or replace down the line. You get continuous 800W of power for as long as the job takes - plug it in and keep working. All you need is an extension lead.
The DX26 rotary hammer, the removable side handle (oldalfogantyú) for two-handed control, the depth gauge (mélységütköző) for repeatable hole depths, and a hard carry case (hordkoffer) to keep it all together. Unbox it and you're ready to work - nothing else to buy to get started.
This is an SDS-Plus tool - the standard chuck system for home renovation and DIY work. SDS-Max is for heavy commercial demolition on much larger machines. For drilling wall plugs, through-holes, mounting and light chiselling around the house, SDS-Plus is exactly what you want, and SDS-Plus bits are widely available at any tool shop.
For a home renovation, yes. 26mm capacity in concrete covers the full range of standard tasks - from small wall plugs to wide through-holes for pipes and cabling. Higher-wattage units exist for continuous commercial demolition, but for drilling, mounting and light chiselling around a house, 800W / 26mm is the right tool without paying for capacity you'll never use.
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Buy Once. Finish It Properly.
Don't let a cheap drill quit on your renovation
You've budgeted this project carefully. Get the machine that cuts concrete, survives the whole job, and stays yours for the next one - backed by our guarantee.
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