Bosch GBH 2-26 vs Makita HR2630

The Bosch GBH 2-26 is a versatile SDS plus rotary hammer, ideal for everyday use. Equipped with a powerful 830 W motor, it delivers an impact energy of 2.7 joules, ensuring fast drilling progress and high chiseling capacity.

Its nominal rotation speed reaches 900 rpm, with an impact rate of up to 4,000 blows per minute.

This model is designed for drilling and chiseling in materials such as concrete, masonry, wood, and metal. It offers a maximum drilling capacity of 26 mm in concrete, 13 mm in metal, and 30 mm in wood.

The GBH 2-26 comes with an interchangeable chuck, allowing flexible use with different types of accessories.

Among its features are a separately activatable chiseling mode, right/left reversibility, a safety clutch, and a variable speed trigger for optimal control. Its robust design and high-quality components ensure a long lifespan and enhanced reliability.

The Makita HR2630 hammer drill is a versatile and powerful tool, ideal for drilling, hammering, and chiseling tasks. Equipped with an 800 W motor and an SDS Plus system, it ensures efficient performance with an impact energy of 2.4 Joules. It offers three operating modes, allowing easy switching between drilling, hammering, or chiseling as needed.

The Makita HR2630 features a variable speed control via the trigger, enabling speed adjustment based on applied pressure. It also includes a torque limiter to protect both the motor and the user in case of tool jam. The reverse rotation switch and continuous operation lock button enhance flexibility and user comfort.

With a maximum drilling capacity of 26 mm in concrete, 80 mm with core bit, 13 mm in steel, and 32 mm in wood, this tool is suitable for demanding tasks. Lightweight and compact at 2.9 kg, it also comes with a depth gauge for more precise work. The 385 x 77 x 209 mm dimensions ensure good maneuverability, and the noise level is 91 dB(A), making it a practical tool for extended use on construction sites.