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The DEWALT DCH481X2 60V MAX brushless SDS Max combination hammer delivers 6.1 J of impact energy with anti-rotation E-Clutch and SHOCKS vibration control, including two FLEXVOLT batteries and a charger for concrete drilling, chipping, rebar doweling, dry coring, and ground rod work.
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SKU : WOR-TOO-741
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The DEWALT DCH481X2 60V MAX brushless SDS Max combination hammer is a lightweight, high-performance hammer that brings serious impact energy to concrete work. Powered by a DEWALT brushless motor and a German engineered mechanism, it delivers 6.1 joules of impact energy for fast drilling and chipping in even the hardest concrete. With two FLEXVOLT batteries and a charger in the kit, this cordless hammer is ready for horizontal serial drilling for #4–#8 rebar, dry coring up to 3 inches, chipping, and ground rod driving with the right attachment.
Impact energy matters when you're working overhead or in mid- to upper-wall positions. The DCH481's 6.1 J of impact energy keeps drilling speed up in dense concrete, while constant-speed electronics help maintain speed under load. The SHOCKS Active Vibration Control system reduces vibration at the handles compared to rotary hammers without this feature, so you can work longer with less hand fatigue.
When a bit catches rebar or a drill binds, the patented E-Clutch system shuts the tool down. That reduces the sudden torque reaction that can injure wrists and arms. It's a feature that matters most in reinforced concrete and ground rod applications.
With an SDS Max ground rod driver adapter, the DCH481X2 can drive grounding rods through typical soil conditions. The hammer action does the heavy work, and the variable speed trigger lets you control the driving pace. This makes it a flexible companion for electrical and communication jobs where ground rods are part of the install.
The DCH481X2 kit includes the hammer, two DEWALT FLEXVOLT batteries, and a charger. FLEXVOLT batteries automatically change voltage when used in compatible tools, so they can also power 20V MAX tools. That gives you one battery system across a range of tools.
6.1 J impact energy for fast drilling and chipping in hard concrete
Anti-rotation E-Clutch shuts the tool down in bind-up situations
SHOCKS Active Vibration Control reduces handle vibration for comfort
Lightweight design ideal for overhead drilling, rebar doweling, dry coring up to 3 in., and chipping
Includes 2 FLEXVOLT batteries and charger; Tag Ready for Tool Connect tracking
Model: DCH481X2
Safety: Anti-rotation E-Clutch
Weight: 15.3 lb / 6.9 kg
Voltage: 60V MAX
Included: 2 FLEXVOLT batteries and charger
Chuck Type: SDS Max
Dimensions: 16.5 x 13.5 x 4.5 in / 41.9 x 34.3 x 11.4 cm
Product Type: Cordless SDS Max Combination Hammer
Impact Energy: 6.1 J
Speed Control: Constant-speed electronics
Drilling Capacity: 1-9/16 in. in concrete
Vibration Control: SHOCKS Active Vibration Control
Seller: Workbench World
MPN: DCH481X2
Not all rotary hammers are equal. The DCH481's 6.1 joules of impact energy is in the upper range for cordless SDS Max tools. That extra impact means you'll finish holes faster in reinforced concrete and rebar-laden slabs, and the brushless motor keeps runtime efficient.
This hammer's lightweight balance is a huge advantage when you're working above shoulder height. It can handle horizontal drilling for rebar dowels, dry coring, and chipping. With a ground rod driver attachment, it replaces a sledgehammer for ground rod installs—just let the hammer do the work.
FLEXVOLT batteries are unique because they can be used in both 20V MAX and 60V MAX tools, depending on the device. That means the two packs in this kit will also run your favorite 20V MAX drill or saw. The charger is compact and designed for fast top-ups between tasks.
Yes, with a compatible SDS Max ground rod driver attachment. The hammer action and 6.1 J impact energy make it effective for driving rods in common soil conditions.
Two DEWALT FLEXVOLT 60V MAX batteries and a charger. FLEXVOLT packs also work in selected 20V MAX tools.
It's an SDS Max combination hammer, which means it can drill and chip with impact energy. It uses SDS Max bits, not standard round shank bits, and offers a chipping mode.
If the bit binds, the E-Clutch system shuts down the rotation of the tool, reducing the chance of sudden kickback or wrist injury.
Up to 1-9/16 inches in concrete. For dry coring, the kit supports drilling up to 3 inches with the appropriate core bit.
Beast of a hammer.
We rented one of these for a concrete job and it worked so well we bought it. It drills through concrete like butter. The batteries last a good while.
I've used SDS drills for decades, but this cordless one rivals my corded model. The 6.1 J impact energy is impressive. It drilled a 1-9/16 inch hole into reinforced concrete in seconds. The anti-rotation E-Clutch is a great safety feature—it stops the tool instantly if the bit jams. The SHOCKS vibration control really reduces fatigue. The kit includes two FLEXVOLT batteries and a fast charger, so you can work all day. It's heavy, but that's expected for a tool of this class. If you need serious demolition and drilling power, this is it.
This is a contractor-grade tool. It handles rebar doweling without a problem. The vibration control makes a big difference. The batteries are heavy but last long. Overall, a great investment.
My husband does concrete work and he loves this. It has plenty of power. The battery charge is decent. He says it's much easier on his arms than his old drill.
