Why this one
01
19.4 J impact energy
Drills to 52 mm and runs core bits up to 150 mm.
02
Active Vibration Control
10.1 m/s² drilling and 9.4 m/s² chiselling.
03
Anti-rotation
Cuts power if the bit jams, with an LED warning.
04
Wireless Tool Control
Starts the DCV586M extractor automatically.
The story
Heavy concrete work, no generator
Groundworks and concrete crews use an SDS-max for large anchor holes, service penetrations and breaking out. The DCH775 delivers 19.4 J per blow from 54V FLEXVOLT batteries, drilling up to 52 mm and running core bits up to 150 mm, so heavy drilling can start before temporary power is on site.
Keeps a big hammer manageable
Active Vibration Control holds drilling vibration to 10.1 m/s² and chiselling to 9.4 m/s², and the anti-rotation system with an LED indicator cuts the motor if the bit catches rebar. Rotation-stop turns it into a breaker for chasing and demolition. At 9.4 kg bare it is a two-handed tool meant for serious work.
Cordless dust control
Wireless Tool Control pairs the hammer with the DCV586M FLEXVOLT extractor, which starts with the trigger. It runs on any FLEXVOLT pack; the 9.0 Ah and 12 Ah batteries give the most holes per charge. Because many contractors only need SDS-max occasionally, it is also offered in our rental fleet.
Specifications
Concrete & demolition
- Impact energyEF002831
- 19.4J
- Impact rateEF004984
- 2,2101/min
- No-load speedEF008590
- 2901/min
- Tool holderEF002843
- SDS-max
- Max. drilling diameter, concreteEF004553
- 52mm
- Max. core bit diameterEF002829
- 150mm
