Yato Cordless SDS+ Hammer Drill 18V 24 mm + 18V 3 Ah Battery and Charger

The Yato SDS+ 18V Cordless Hammer Drill is a powerful and versatile tool designed for drilling and chiseling into various materials like concrete, brick, and stone. This kit includes an 18V 3.0 Ah lithium-ion battery and a fast charger, so it's ready to go right out of the box. The SDS+ chuck makes it easy and quick to swap out different drill bits, boosting your efficiency and comfort. It's perfect for tough construction and installation jobs, with solid impact power and ergonomic design that keeps things comfy even on long tasks.

This battery-powered hammer drill gives you a max drilling capacity of 24 mm in concrete and 2.0 joules of impact energy, which handles all sorts of drilling and chiseling work. The brushless motor means longer runtime and less maintenance compared to traditional brushed ones. The included 3.0 Ah battery ensures long usage time, and the fast charger juices it up in about 1-2 hours, so you can keep working without interruptions.

Features

Impact energy: 2.0 J, plenty of power for drilling and chiseling into concrete, brick, and other hard stuff.
Drilling power: 24 mm max drilling capacity in concrete.
Battery: 18V 3.0 Ah lithium-ion battery, long-lasting runtime.
Charger: Comes with a quick charger that tops up the battery in 1-2 hours.
Motor: Brushless motor for longer life and fewer maintenance hassles.
Chuck: SDS+ chuck for fast and easy bit changes.
Weight: 3.2 kg (without battery), ergonomic design and balanced build.
Modes: Multi-function hammer drill with drilling, hammer drilling, and chiseling options.
Voltage: 18V, compatible with other tools in the Yato 18V series.

What's in the package

Yato 18V SDS+ Cordless Hammer Drill 24 mm body
A powerful and durable hammer drill for tough construction jobs.
18V 3.0 Ah lithium-ion battery
Long runtime and works with other Yato 18V tools.
Fast charger
Quick charger that loads the battery in about 1-2 hours.
User manual
Clear instructions to help you use the tool safely and effectively.

User instructions

Charging: Charge the 18V 3.0 Ah battery with the included charger before first use. It takes about 1-2 hours.
Installing the drill bit: Pick the right SDS+ bit and lock it into the chuck. Make sure it's secure.
Select mode: Choose drilling, hammer drilling, or chiseling based on what you need.
Drilling: Press the hammer drill firmly against the surface and start it up. Adjust speed and pressure as needed for the job.
Battery care: After use, remove the battery and store it in a dry spot. Keep it charged before long-term storage.

How to pick the right cordless hammer drill for your tasks
When choosing a hammer drill, key things are impact energy and drilling capacity. The Yato Cordless Hammer Drill offers 2.0 J impact and 24 mm capacity, making it ideal for tough concrete and stone drilling. The brushless motor gives longer life and better efficiency than brushed ones. Similar models like the Makita DHR202 and DeWalt DCH273 perform about the same but cost more. Yato delivers great performance at a fair price, so it's a solid pick for pros and hobbyists alike.
Warnings

Always wear proper safety gear like goggles and ear protection when using the tool.
Don't use the tool if it's damaged or the battery has issues.
Make sure you're working on a stable surface and the workpiece is securely fixed.

FAQ - Frequently asked questions

How long does the battery last on one charge?
Battery life depends on how hard you're working it, but typically you get about 1-2 hours per charge.
Is this hammer drill compatible with other Yato 18V batteries?
Yeah, it works with all Yato 18V series batteries.
How fast does the battery charge?
It charges in about 1-2 hours with the included fast charger.
What's the max drill bit size this tool can handle?
It supports SDS+ bits with a max diameter of 24 mm for concrete.
Can you use the tool outside in the rain?
Not recommended for wet or rainy conditions.

Product comparison
The Yato 18V Cordless Hammer Drill packs 2.0 J impact and 24 mm drilling capacity, making it a strong contender. Similar products like the Makita DHR202 and DeWalt DCH273 match the performance but cost more. For example, the Makita DHR202 does 20 mm in concrete but is a bit heavier than the Yato. The DeWalt DCH273 has 2.1 J impact but is pricier, with extra battery costs adding up. Yato stands out with its affordable price and versatile features, making it a great choice for budget-conscious users who want a powerful, durable tool.