What Is the Difference Between the Rotation Mode and Hammer Mode of the Electric Rotary Hammer?

The Electric Rotary Hammer is a tool that uses an electric motor to drive the tool head to rotate and hammer. It is widely used in the fields of construction, decoration, demolition and repair. It has a hammering function that ordinary electric drills do not have, and can easily nail into concrete, stone and other hard materials. When using an electric hammer, users can choose the rotation mode or hammer mode according to their needs.

The rotation mode is also called the drill mode, which is used to drill holes or slightly penetrate the surface of hard objects. In the rotation mode, the Electric Rotary Hammer only rotates the drill bit without hammering. Users can use it to drill holes or place the drill bit on the surface of the object to be processed for slight penetration.

The hammer mode is a mode used to knock or penetrate hard objects. In the hammer mode, the electric hammer will emit a high-frequency knocking force to penetrate hard materials or knock harder objects. When used in the hammer mode, it should be used with drill accessories such as crushers or flatteners.

The difference between the rotation mode and the hammer mode lies in the way they work. Rotary mode is used for drilling or penetrating light materials, while hammer mode is usually used for penetrating harder or thicker materials; rotary mode only rotates, while hammer mode rotates and strikes; in addition, rotary mode is easier, while hammer mode causes greater vibration and noise when used.

The selection of Electric Rotary Hammer mode should be determined based on the hardness of the material being processed and the depth, size and diameter of the required hole. If you need to penetrate concrete, stone or other hard materials, you should use hammer mode; while for penetrating wood, metal or similar materials, you can use rotary mode. Hammer mode is more suitable for construction, demolition and heavy processing, while rotary mode is more suitable for installation or decoration industries.

Advantages of rotary mode: suitable for cutting, cleaning material surfaces and perforating. Lightweight and portable, easy to operate. Low noise, less vibration, comfortable to use. Long life and easy maintenance. Disadvantages: cannot penetrate hard materials and concrete. Single function, cannot meet different work needs.

Advantages of hammer mode: can easily penetrate concrete and harder materials. High efficiency, suitable for heavy construction and demolition. It can be used in emergency situations, such as rescue and disaster response. Disadvantages: It is heavy and causes large vibration and noise when used. It is expensive and not suitable for daily home use. It generates a lot of heat in hammer mode, so you need to pay attention to heat dissipation.

It should be noted that the selection of the Electric Rotary Hammer mode should be based on the material to be processed and the drilling depth.