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Best Rotary Hammers (2026)
14 Produkte, verglichen nach den wichtigen Spezifikationen und dem US-Preis — günstigste zuerst. Jede Spezifikation und jeder Preis verlinkt auf die Quelle und das Erfassungsdatum.
Die Besten nach Zahlen
Objektive Sieger — jeder führt bei einer gemessenen Spezifikation, mit dem Wert. Keine subjektive Wertung.
- Niedrigster Preis: Ryobi P223 18V ONE+ HP Brushless 1 In. SDS-Plus Rotary Hammer (Bare Tool) ($199)
- Leicht: DeWalt DCH172B ATOMIC 20V MAX 5/8 In. Brushless SDS-Plus Rotary Hammer (Bare Tool) (4.4 weight lb)
Vergleich
Die Spezifikationen entsprechen den Herstellerangaben; die Preise sind die US-UVP zum Marktstart.
Wie wir das erstellt haben
Fourteen SDS rotary hammers spanning the two bit systems buyers actually compare in 2026: ten SDS-plus (compact/mid-size, the seed roster) plus four SDS-max additions (Bosch RH540M, Milwaukee 2917-20, Makita HR4013C, Hilti TE 60-ATC-AVR) so the category covers both classes rather than only compacts. Specs re-verified 2026-08-01 directly against manufacturer product pages (Bosch, Milwaukee, DeWalt, Makita, Hilti, Metabo HPT, Ryobi) with independent retailer/distributor corroboration (Ohio Power Tool, Coastal Tool, Platt Electric Supply, CPO Outlets, Beneslast/Benefast, Shell Lumber, Zoro, toolstash.com). Impact energy is reported in joules; where a manufacturer publishes only ft-lbs it is converted at 1 ft-lb = 1.35582 J and rounded to one decimal. blows_per_minute and no_load_rpm are the top of each tool's published variable-speed range (peak, not a fixed value). max_drill_diameter_mm is the tool's own nominal marketing capacity (the inch figure baked into most of these products' names/titles -- e.g. Bosch's own page states GBH18V-26D's 'Max. Capacity in Concrete: 1 in.', Metabo HPT's own model number DH28PFY encodes 28 mm -- converted at 1 in = 25.4 mm and rounded to the nearest mm); it is left null where no manufacturer source ties a single max figure to the model (DeWalt's two compacts publish only an 'optimal drilling range' sub-band, and Hilti's TE-C cordless line doesn't carry an inch-coded name). Prices are the bare-tool (cordless) or full-unit (corded) figure from the manufacturer or a named authorized distributor; several brands (Milwaukee, Hilti) do not publish a public MSRP, so the cited figure is a named distributor's list/contractor price with that caveat carried in priceNote. Corrections made against the seed list: 'Metabo HPT DH28PCY' does not match current US Metabo HPT literature -- DH28PCY/DH28PCY2 only turn up as a legacy 230V/international SKU (Home Depot parts index); the current US 120V model carrying UVP vibration protection is DH28PFY, used here. 'Ryobi PBLRH02' does not exist in any Ryobi catalog, retailer, or manual found; the real 18V ONE+ HP Brushless 1 in. SDS-Plus Rotary Hammer is model P223, used here. 'Makita XRH011' is ambiguous between XRH01Z (18V, current) and XRH11Z (18V X2/36V, confirmed DISCONTINUED on makitatools.com); XRH01Z is used as the current, in-production model (its factory kit SKU XRH011TWX is likely the source of the seed's digit string). Milwaukee's bare 2717-20 SDS-max hammer is flagged discontinued (April 2026, SupplyHouse) and was replaced in this dataset by its current successor, 2917-20 w/ONE-KEY.