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General| Drilling Capacity in Concrete | 24 mm |
|---|---|
| Drilling Capacity in Steel | 13 mm |
| Drilling Capacity in Wood | 30 mm |
| Chuck Type | SDS-plus |
| Tool Holder | SDS-plus |
| No Load Speed | 0-1100 rpm |
| Sound Power Level | 100 dB |
| Sound Pressure Level | 89 dB |
Details the main advantages and design aspects of the Model DH 24PB2.
Covers uses for hammering and rotation-only drilling in various materials.
Lists common applications like air conditioning and electrical work.
Covers drilling speed, grease resistance, and compact body.
Details non-slip handle and push-button switch.
Explains the easy bit mounting without sliding the grip.
Comprehensive table detailing model, capacity, power, speed, weight, and accessories.
Lists drill bits and adapters for anchor hole drilling.
Details bars and adapters for anchor setting operations.
Includes center pins, core bits, and guide plates for large holes.
Covers bull points and chemical anchor adapters.
Details various anchor setting bars and adapters.
Lists core bits and guide plates for boring large holes.
Lists bull points and chemical anchor adapters.
Covers chucks, adapters, and bits for drilling/driving screws.
Lists chucks and adapters for drilling in steel and wood.
Details chucks and adapters for drilling in steel and wood.
Lists Phillips and slotted bits for driving screws.
Details grease types and dust collector assembly.
Detailed comparison of technical specs with competitor models.
Graph illustrating drilling speed performance against competitors.
Emphasizes understanding safe and efficient tool usage.
Highlights the importance of understanding safety warnings on the tool.
Explains grease application for striking section and clutch groove.
Describes the internal mechanisms and design.
Details how the piston moves via a reciprocating bearing.
Explains how the piston strikes the striker using air pressure.
Describes the mechanism to prevent operation without load.
Explains gear protection and sealed design.
Covers variable speed trigger and SDS-plus bit compatibility.
Explains the function of the change lever.
Details how to set for drilling or driving screws without hammering.
Describes SDS-plus shank bits and torque transmission.
Shows recommended angles for regrinding drill bits.
Explains the retainer, ball, and key rails for bit mounting.
Details mounting and use of the dust collector for concrete drilling.
Illustrates the components of the dust collector assembly.
Step-by-step guide to disassembling the striking mechanism section.
Details steps for removing the tool retainer components.
Explains removal of cylinder and second gear parts.
Outlines the process for disassembling the cylinder and second hammer.
Specifies grease application for various parts during reassembly.
Details how to mount and position the change lever.
Covers press-fitting gear, reassembling seal, and mounting piston.
Lists torque values for specific screws.
Shows electrical connections with and without noise suppressors.
Illustrates wire routing for models with noise suppressors.
Illustrates wire routing for models without noise suppressors.
Covers reversing, speed control wiring, and insulation tests.
Lists acceptable no-load current values at different voltages.
Provides time estimates for various assembly and disassembly steps.
Visual representation of all parts with numerical labels.
Lists parts with codes, descriptions, and quantities used.
Continues the list of parts with codes and descriptions.
Lists screws, clips, and handle covers.
Lists included accessories like case, side handle, and depth gauge.
Begins listing optional items like grease, dust collectors, and chucks.
Continues listing optional accessories like anchor setting adapters and core bits.
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