Bosch Rotary Hammer 11263EVS

The Bosch 11263EVS is a corded electric rotary hammer, first released in July 2004. It operates with a power of 850 Watts and has a variable speed of up to 280 RPM. The rotary hammer weighs 12 lbs and its dimensions are 22 x 16 x 5 inches. The device uses SDS-Max bit shank and features Vario-Lock bit rotation with 12 positions and a 360-degree auxiliary handle.

The Bosch 11263EVS is equipped with features that facilitate heavy-duty drilling and chiseling applications. These include an SDS-Max Bit System for tool-free bit changes with automatic locking and dust protection. It has two modes: a rotary hammer mode for drilling and a hammer-only mode for chiseling, the latter having 20% more power due to a turbo power feature. The hammer also has a variable speed dial for accurate bit starting and controlled chiseling speed, a soft start feature to reduce torque at startup, and constant response circuitry to maintain constant speed under load. It also includes a Vario-Lock feature that rotates and locks the chisel into 12 positions to optimize the working angle, and a vibration control feature in the soft grip rear handle to absorb vibrations and shock for less operator fatigue. This rotary hammer is designed for heavy-duty concrete drilling and chiseling applications, as well as chipping and scaling in stone and concrete. It can drill holes up to 1-3/4" in concrete and is built to withstand extended use in demanding tasks. The variable speed and turbo power features aid in optimizing performance across various materials.

• Power source: Corded electric
• Power: 850 Watts
• Speed: 280 RPM variable speed
• Impact energy: 9.6 ft-lbs in rotary hammer mode, 1.1 ft-lbs in chisel turbo mode
• Weight: 12 lbs
• Dimensions: 22 x 16 x 5 inches
• Bit shank: SDS-Max
• Bit rotation: Vario-Lock with 12 positions
• Auxiliary handle: 360 degree rotation

The Bosch 11263EVS Rotary Hammer comes with a warranty period of 1 year. This warranty covers the repair or replacement of defective parts within this product. However, it's important to note that the warranty does not extend to bits or items subject to normal wear and tear. To claim the warranty, it's typically required to contact the manufacturer, Bosch, providing proof of purchase and details about the issue encountered. It is always recommended to check the user manual or Bosch's official website for the most accurate and up-to-date information on warranty claims.