Dewalt D25263K 1-1/8 in Sds Plus Rotary Hammer Kit

Product Description

The DeWalt D25263K is a 1-1/8 inch SDS Plus rotary hammer kit built for contractors who need reliable, high-output drilling performance. The German-engineered mechanism delivers 3.0 joules of impact energy, translating to up to 15% faster application speeds compared to standard rotary hammers. Active Vibration Control technology reduces vibration transmitted to the user, lowering fatigue during extended use. A rotating brush ring maintains full power and torque in both forward and reverse. Licensed electricians, concrete contractors, and general tradespeople use this tool for core drilling, anchor setting, and masonry work.

The D25263K is suited for light demolition and drilling into concrete, masonry, and stone in residential and commercial applications. The kit format makes it a practical choice for contractors equipping a new crew or replacing a worn-out unit. The integral clutch reduces sudden high-torque reactions when the bit binds or jams, protecting both the operator and the tool. The package quantity for this SKU is 2 units per order.

Key Features

• 3.0 joules of impact energy for up to 15% faster drilling speeds
• Active Vibration Control technology reduces operator fatigue during extended use
• Rotating brush ring delivers full power and torque in forward and reverse
• Integral clutch reduces high-torque kickback when bit jams
• 1-1/8 inch SDS Plus chuck accepts standard SDS Plus bits and accessories
• Compatible with D25301D drilling dust extraction system

Compatibility

Compatible with the D25301D drilling dust extraction system. Accepts standard SDS Plus shank bits and chisels. Designed as an OEM-style rotary hammer kit for professional concrete and masonry drilling applications.

Installation Notes

Installation and operation should be performed by qualified tradespeople familiar with rotary hammer use and applicable jobsite safety standards. Always disconnect power before changing bits or accessories. Ensure the SDS Plus bit is fully seated and locked before operation. When drilling into structural concrete or masonry, verify no embedded conduit, rebar, or utilities are present in the work area.