Brand : Akari
Akari 20 mm 700 Watt Rotary Hammer Drill, 0-850 RPM (APT-RH-20-HQ)
SKU : TI-A2-47819
MRP : ₹4484
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Short Description
700 Watt
850 RPM
20 mm


Country of origin: China
Specification
  • Brand: Akari
  • Power : 700 w
  • Weight (Approx.) : 4 kg
  • Drilling Capacity : 20 mm
  • No-Load Speed : 850 rpm
  • Model : APT-RH-20-HQ
  • Mode : Rotary hammer (drilling + hammer action)
  • Supply Voltage & Frequency : 220-240 V ~ 50 Hz 





Description
Upgrade your drilling capacity with the Akari 20 mm 700 W Rotary Hammer Drill (Model APT-RH-20-HQ). With a robust 700 W motor and variable speed up to 850 RPM, this tool is engineered for heavy-duty drilling and chiselling tasks in concrete, masonry and structural materials. Whether you’re a professional contractor or serious DIYer, this rotary hammer drill offers strong performance, reliability and versatility – enabling you to get clean holes, faster chisel removal and smooth job site operation. Backed by the trusted Akari brand, it delivers great value, proven build quality and professional-grade power in one compact package.

Features

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  • 700 W high-power motor gives outstanding drilling and hammering capability for demanding tasks.
  • Variable speed up to 0-850 RPM allows you to match speed to task and manage bit wear and heat.
  • Compact 20 mm drilling class is ideal for many common service penetration and fixing tasks.
  • Robust design built for site-use durability with professional-grade performance.
  • Multi-function rotary hammer mechanism (drill + hammer) ensures efficient material removal and clean holes.
  • Trusted Akari brand with servicing network and value for money for Indian users.

Applications

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  • Drilling 20 mm diameter holes in reinforced concrete walls, slabs and columns for anchors, fixings and inserts.
  • Chiselling or light demolition of masonry and concrete elements (such as removing tiles, plaster or small sections).
  • Installing electrical conduits, plumbing sleeves or HVAC support in structural elements.
  • Installing fasteners, dowels, or expansion bolts in building services and infrastructure jobs.
  • General construction, renovation or retrofit tasks where a compact rotary hammer is required.

Usage

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Usage Guidance (How to Use) :

  • Before use, inspect the tool, cord and plug for damage and ensure the site supply is correct for 220-240 V (50 Hz).
  • Select the correct drilling bit or chisel compatible with the tool (20 mm class) and insert properly according to manufacturer instructions.
  • Set the mode selector to the correct function (hammer-drilling or rotary only) depending on material and task.
  • Secure the workpiece or ensure you have stable footing and alignment for the hole. Mark the drilling position.
  • Start the tool with no load, allow speed to build, then gently engage the bit into the surface with steady moderate pressure (do not force).
  • Maintain control of the tool, allowing the hammer action to advance the bit, and withdraw periodically to clear dust/debris (especially in deeper holes).
  • For chiselling, use the chisel function accordingly—hold firmly, position the chisel edge accurately, and let the tool’s hammer action do the work.
  • Once the work is complete, switch off the tool, allow the bit to stop fully, withdraw the bit, clean the hole and clean the tool.
  • Store the tool in its case or dry protected place when not in use.

Maintenance Guidance :

  • After each use, blow or brush away dust and debris from the motor vents, chuck and body of the tool. Clean the bit and bit holder.
  • Periodically check the condition of the cord, plug, switch and insulation for signs of wear or damage—replace if necessary.
  • Check the bit interface/chuck condition: ensure it engages and releases correctly and is free of excessive wear.
  • Inspect the hammering mechanism for abnormal noise, vibration or performance drop; service bearings or internal parts when needed.
  • Lubricate (if applicable) according to the manufacturer’s service schedule—especially for hammer mechanism.
  • Store the tool in a dry, safe environment, away from extreme heat, moisture or dust. Protect from outdoor exposure when possible.
  • Keep a record of usage hours, major tasks and any repairs to plan for periodic servicing or replacement.
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