PBH 2100 RE
Lightweight and powerful for effortless drilling, hammering, and chiselling
- 550 W motor and pneumatic hammer mechanism with 1.7 j for general applications
- SDS plus chuck for fast, keyless accessory changes
- Hammer and chisel in concrete and masonry or drill in tile, wood, and metal
- Chisel function with Vario Lock providing various selectable chisel positions
- Drilling up to 20/30/13 mm diameter in concrete/wood/metal, weighing only 2.2 kg
Light, compact, and powerful for comfortable work ‘overhead‘ in concrete
- Easy
- Universal
- Advanced
- Focused on simplicity
- For small to medium-sized tasks
- Focused on functionality and performance for a broader range of tasks
- For medium-sized tasks
- Best performance with enhanced features
- Larger and more challenging tasks
Lightweight and powerful for comfortable work
Technical details for PBH 2100 RE
EAN Code
3165140633918
The right spare part at the click of a mouse
Single impact energy as per EPTA
The EPTA – European Power Tool Association – has defined a measuring technique for calculating the single impact energy:
Single impact energy as defined by the EPTA is the energy that is actually available to the operator in the drill or chisel upon each average individual actuation of the impact mechanism. This roughly corresponds to the impact energy generated in the tool less all transmission losses and interference factors.
To calculate the single impact energy in accordance with EPTA, impact drilling in concrete is simulated using a blunt, cylindrical test rod. The elastic deformation on the test rod caused by the impact of the hammer mechanism is recorded by strain gauges. These recordings are used to calculate the energy acting on the test rod per impact.
The EPTA measuring technique therefore calculates the net single impact energy when the tool is used in realistic conditions. Values measured using the EPTA technique are therefore suitable for providing a comparison between tools of all manufacturers and for estimating potential work progress.
Other measuring techniques, such as calculating the impact force or impact energy generated inside the impact mechanism, are permitted, but have no validity in terms of the single impact energy as per EPTA.
This is why EPTA member organisations have agreed to comply with the measuring technique outline above when calculating single impact energy.
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