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DEWALT D25333KDH SDS Plus rotary hammer kit with on-board dust extractor, 3.5 J impact energy, and Active Vibration Control for fast, comfortable concrete drilling.
Pair withDEWALT D25416K 1-1/8-Inch SDS+ Rotary Hammer$99.39
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SKU : WOR-TOO-1224
The DEWALT D25333KDH SDS Plus rotary hammer kit is a 1-1/8-inch corded rotary hammer designed for concrete and masonry drilling, with an onboard dust extractor that helps you meet OSHA Table 1 compliance. Its German-engineered hammering mechanism delivers 3.5 joules of impact energy for rapid drilling, and Active Vibration Control reduces handle vibration for less user fatigue. This kit suits professional contractors, concrete finishers, and serious DIYers who drill anchors, rebar, and through-holes on a regular basis.
The D25333KDH has a wide optimal drilling range between 3/16 in. and 7/8 in., so a single hammer can handle common anchor and conduit holes. The factory-set clutch reduces sudden, high-torque reactions if the bit jams, protecting you and the tool. Plus, the onboard dust extractor keeps particles contained, meaning less cleanup and fewer airborne particles.
A stuck SDS Plus bit is usually caused by a dirty chuck, a worn bit shank, or debris inside the retention system. To release it, first unplug the hammer, then press the SDS chuck collar back toward the tool and pull the bit straight out. If it won't budge, tap the bit with a rubber mallet while the collar is held open, and keep upward pressure on the bit. Avoid using excessive force or prying, which can damage the chuck. If the bit remains stuck, the chuck may need cleaning or servicing.
Regular maintenance prevents stuck bits and keeps the chuck working smoothly. After each job, blow dust out of the SDS chuck using compressed air, and wipe the bit shank clean before insertion. Apply a small amount of SDS chuck grease to the bit shank and the inside of the chuck every few weeks or after heavy use. Do not lubricate the chuck collar with penetrating oil—it can attract dust and make sticking worse. If the chuck feels stiff or bits stick often, disassemble the chuck nose per the service manual and clean the retaining balls and springs.
The D25333KDH kit couples the hammer with an onboard dust extractor and a rugged carrying case for portability. The hammer features an electric brake, variable speed trigger, and a service indicator light, making it a durable, professional-grade choice.
3.5 Joules of impact energy: Drills through concrete and rebar fast.
Onboard dust extractor: Helps meet OSHA Table 1 and reduces cleanup.
Active Vibration Control: Less vibration at the handles for lower fatigue.
Factory-set clutch: Curbs sudden torque reaction if the bit jams.
Wide drilling range (3/16" to 7/8"): One hammer covers common anchor and through-hole sizes.
Model: D25333KDH
Clutch: Factory-set clutch
Included: Rotary hammer, onboard dust extractor, carrying case
Chuck Type: SDS Plus
Max Capacity: 1-1/8 in (28.6 mm) in concrete
Power Source: Corded electric, 120V AC
Product Type: SDS Plus Rotary Hammer Kit
Impact Energy: 3.5 J
Drilling Range: 3/16 in to 7/8 in (4.8–22.2 mm)
Dust Extraction: Onboard dust extractor
Vibration Control: Active Vibration Control
Seller: Workbench World
MPN: D25333KDH
Start drilling at a shallow angle or use a center punch to avoid bit wander. Hold the hammer firmly and let the tool do the work—do not push hard. Intermittently pull the bit out to clear dust.
The integrated extractor captures dust at the source, helping to maintain a cleaner work environment and meet OSHA Table 1 for silica dust in many applications. Empty and clean the collection cup regularly.
Keep the SDS Plus bit shank clean and lightly greased. If a bit sticks, unclip and clean the chuck before reassembly. Store the hammer with a bit installed or with the chuck capped to keep debris out.
Unplug the tool, open the SDS Plus chuck collar, and pull the bit. If it's stuck, tap it with a rubber mallet while holding the collar back. Clean the bit shank and chuck if the problem persists.
Use SDS Plus chuck grease (not oil). Apply a light coat to the bit shank before insertion and periodically to the chuck mechanism as outlined in the manual.
Yes, the 3.5 J impact energy and variable speed control let you drill into concrete with rebar, though you may need to angle the bit if you hit steel.
No, it collects dust into the attached extractor unit, keeping the work area cleaner and reducing airborne particles.
The D25333KDH uses SDS Plus bits with a 10mm shank; SDS Max bits are larger and won't fit. Always verify the bit type before use.
Beast of a hammer. Dust collector is nice.
I used this to drill into concrete for anchors. It made quick work and the dust extractor kept the mess down. Battery life is decent for a hammer.
After forty years in construction, I've owned many hammer drills. This one is impressive for its size and power. The active vibration control really reduces fatigue during extended use. The dust extractor is effective but adds some bulk. I only wish the battery charger included a second charger. Overall, a solid tool that should serve you well.
I rented one of these before buying my own. The built-in dust collector sold me. It works exactly as promised. No more clouds of dust when drilling overhead.
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