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ID HD2-26SRE [110V] ELECTRIC ROTARY HAMMER DRILL MACHINE [G-110V] [Bosch Type] - 29818
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800W Professional Impact Power Built for the Toughest Site Conditions
The IDEAL HD2-26SE Electric Rotary Hammer Drill is a professional-grade 800W SDS-Plus hammer drill machine engineered for demanding drilling and light demolition tasks across concrete, brick, stone, wood, and steel. Operating on 110V with a Type G British 3-Pin plug, it delivers a powerful 3 Joule impact energy at up to 4,900 impacts per minute, making it the go-to tool for construction professionals, site contractors, and masonry specialists. With a net weight of just 3kg, it combines serious performance with manageable handling across all-day use on site.
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- 26mm Maximum Concrete Drilling Capacity with 3J Impact Energy: The HD2-26SE delivers a 3 Joule impact energy stroke at up to 4,900 blows per minute (bpm), enabling it to drill holes up to 26mm diameter in concrete with efficiency that rivals heavier, more expensive machines. The optimum drilling range of 6–18mm covers the vast majority of anchor and fixing applications encountered on construction sites, making this the ideal single-tool solution for site fixings work.
- 800W Rated Motor with Variable Speed from 0–1,100 RPM: The 800W rated power input drives a robust motor capable of sustaining high torque output under continuous load. The variable speed trigger allows the operator to modulate spindle speed from zero to a full 1,100 revolutions per minute, slower speeds for starting holes cleanly and preventing bit walk, and higher speeds for fast material removal. This level of control is critical when working with brittle tiles, aged masonry, or precision anchor placements.
- SDS-Plus Chuck with 10mm Shank for Rapid Bit Changes: The SDS-Plus (Slotted Drive System) chuck accepts all standard SDS-Plus shank bits and chisels, which lock into the chuck with a simple push-and-click action, no chuck key required. The SDS-Plus system also allows the bit to slide axially within the chuck during hammering, which decouples the impact mechanism from the operator's hands and significantly reduces vibration transmission. The machine ships with a complete drill bit set (6mm, 8mm, 10mm), a pointed chisel, and a flat chisel, covering the most common site drilling and chiselling tasks straight out of the case.
- Forward/Reverse Rotation and Double Insulation Safety Design: The forward and reverse control allows the operator to reverse spindle direction instantly, essential for extracting a bit that has become jammed in hard aggregate or rebar-reinforced concrete, preventing costly bit breakage and dangerous kickback. The machine's double insulation construction means the internal electrical components are separated from the outer housing by two independent layers of insulating material, eliminating the risk of electric shock from casing contact even if internal insulation degrades, a critical safety feature for wet or dusty site environments. This design also meets the requirements of CE (Machine Test), GS (Geprüfte Sicherheit), and EMC (Production Inspected) certification standards, confirming compliance with European safety, mechanical integrity, and electromagnetic compatibility requirements.
- 110V Type G Plug Configuration for Site Safety Compliance: Rated at 110V / 50–60Hz, this machine is specifically configured for use on 110V centre-tapped-to-earth (CTE) site power systems, which are the standard in the UK and many GCC construction environments for reducing electrocution risk. The Type G British 3-Pin plug ensures direct compatibility with 110V site transformers without the need for adaptors. The machine also ships with an auto-stop carbon brush set pre-installed, which automatically interrupts the motor circuit when the brushes wear to their service limit, protecting the motor armature from damage and alerting the operator that maintenance is due.
The HD2-26SE arrives fully equipped and ready for immediate deployment. The package includes the drill machine, a comprehensive drill bit set (6, 8, and 10mm), a pointed chisel and flat chisel for demolition work, an auto-stop carbon brush set for motor protection, a pair of safety gloves, a guide book, and a rigid PVC carrying case, everything a professional needs to get on site and start working without a separate trip to the tool store.
General Purchase & Comparison Queries
Why choose the IDEAL HD2-26SE over a standard 240V rotary hammer?
The HD2-26SE is rated at 110V specifically for use with site transformers, which are mandatory on many UK and GCC construction sites for electrical safety compliance. A 110V centre-tapped-to-earth system limits the maximum shock voltage to 55V in the event of a fault — significantly safer than 240V tools in wet or exposed environments. If your site operates on a 110V supply, this machine plugs in directly with its Type G British 3-Pin plug with no adaptors needed. For workshop or domestic 240V use, a 240V variant would be more appropriate.
What is the difference between a rotary hammer drill and a standard hammer drill?
A standard hammer drill uses a ratchet mechanism to create a vibrating action, which is relatively low in impact energy and suited only to light masonry work. A rotary hammer drill like the HD2-26SE uses a pneumatic piston mechanism to generate true hammering action, delivering a genuine 3 Joule impact energy per stroke. This makes it dramatically more effective at drilling into hard concrete, reinforced masonry, and stone. The SDS-Plus chuck also allows the bit to move freely during hammering, which further improves drilling efficiency and reduces operator fatigue compared to a keyed chuck hammer drill.
Is this machine suitable for both drilling and demolition work?
Yes. The HD2-26SE supports rotary hammering mode for drilling into concrete, brick, and stone, as well as hammer-only (chisel) mode for light demolition, tile removal, and surface preparation. The included pointed chisel is ideal for breaking out material and creating channels, while the flat chisel is suited to tile removal and surface scaling. For heavier demolition requiring sustained chiselling over large areas, a dedicated breaker or higher-joule demolition hammer would be more appropriate — but for typical site fixing and light breaking tasks, the HD2-26SE handles both roles effectively.
Product-Specific and Usage Queries
What drill bit sizes and types are compatible with this machine?
The HD2-26SE accepts all standard SDS-Plus shank drill bits and chisels. The SDS-Plus system is the most widely available rotary hammer bit format globally, with bits available from 4mm up to 26mm diameter for concrete and masonry applications. The machine ships with a 6mm, 8mm, and 10mm SDS-Plus masonry drill bit set to cover the most common anchor and fixing hole sizes. For larger diameter holes up to the machine's 26mm concrete capacity, any compatible SDS-Plus core bit or large-diameter masonry bit can be used. Standard round-shank bits are not compatible — only SDS-Plus shank bits should be used.
What does the auto-stop carbon brush set do and when does it activate?
The auto-stop carbon brush set is a motor protection feature built into the HD2-26SE. Carbon brushes are the components that transfer electrical current to the rotating armature inside the motor. Over time, these brushes wear down through normal use. When the brushes reach their minimum safe length, the auto-stop mechanism automatically breaks the electrical circuit, cutting power to the motor before the worn brush can damage the armature commutator — a repair that would otherwise be significantly more expensive than a simple brush replacement. The machine will stop operating when this triggers, signalling that the brushes need to be replaced. A replacement carbon brush pair is included in the package.
Can this machine drill into steel and wood as well as concrete?
Yes. While the HD2-26SE is primarily designed for concrete and masonry drilling, it also supports drilling into steel up to 13mm diameter and wood up to 30mm diameter. For steel drilling, the hammer function should be disengaged (rotation-only mode) and an appropriate HSS (High-Speed Steel) drill bit with an SDS-Plus shank adaptor should be used. For wood, a standard wood bit with an SDS-Plus adaptor or a dedicated SDS-Plus wood bit is recommended. Using the hammer function on steel or wood will damage the workpiece and the bit — always select rotation-only mode for non-masonry materials.
Problem/Solution-Oriented Queries
The drill bit is stuck in the chuck and won’t release — what should I do?
A stuck SDS-Plus bit is usually caused by dust and debris compacting inside the chuck collar or by the bit being driven too hard into the material, causing the locking balls to bind. First, ensure the machine is switched off and unplugged. Pull the chuck collar back firmly while simultaneously twisting and pulling the bit. If the bit remains stuck, apply a small amount of penetrating oil around the bit shank at the chuck entry point, allow it to soak for a few minutes, then retry. Regularly cleaning the SDS-Plus chuck with compressed air and applying a small amount of SDS-Plus grease to the bit shank before insertion will prevent this issue from recurring.
The machine has stopped working mid-use — what are the likely causes?
If the HD2-26SE stops operating suddenly during use, the most common cause is the auto-stop carbon brush mechanism activating, which cuts power when the brushes reach their wear limit. Check the brushes and replace them with the included spare carbon brush pair if worn. Other causes include: overheating — allow the machine to cool for 10–15 minutes if it has been under continuous heavy load; a tripped site transformer or RCD — check the power supply; or a loose power connection at the plug or cable. If none of these resolve the issue, the machine should be inspected by a qualified electrician or returned for service.
The machine is vibrating excessively — is this normal and how can it be reduced?
Some vibration is inherent to all rotary hammer drills due to the pneumatic hammering mechanism, and the HD2-26SE's SDS-Plus chuck design already decouples much of the impact vibration from the operator's grip by allowing the bit to slide axially. However, excessive vibration beyond normal levels can indicate: a worn or damaged drill bit — replace the bit if the tip is blunt or the flutes are damaged; incorrect bit seating — ensure the SDS-Plus bit is fully clicked into the chuck; or drilling at too low a speed for the material hardness. Always use the included safety gloves to reduce vibration transmission to the hands, and take regular breaks during extended drilling sessions to comply with vibration exposure guidelines.
Machine (1 Pcs), Guide Book (1 Pcs), Safety Gloves (1 Pair), Safety Glasses (1 Pcs), Pointed Chisel (1 Pcs), Flat Chisel (1 Pcs), Drill Bits (6/8/10mm) (1 Set), PVC Carrying Case (1 Pcs)