Chicago Pneumatic CP Drill; Drill and chipping hammer by Atlas Copco (Sweden); 1 pcs

Chicago Pneumatic CP Drill, drill and chipping hammer by Atlas Copco (Sweden), 1 pcs

The Allrounder

Whether you're breaking up a small area of concrete or crushing a rock: Instead of wasting time preparing the compressor and hoses of a pneumatic breaker, the gasoline powered Red Hawk Drill gets the job done. gasoline-powered Red Hawk Drill to get the job done. That's what we mean what we mean by working efficiently. With this machine, you can also drill up to 30 cm (11.8 in) per minute into solid granite. The Red Hawk Drill is compact, lightweight, and sufficiently mobile for a wide range of light light maintenance work, from driving sign posts to breaking up smaller breaking up smaller concrete areas to fence construction. It is for crushing rocks and digging in hard or frozen ground or frozen soil.

Ergonomic Design

Vibration dampening handles allow for longer, less fatiguing work. The throttle grip also offers excellent control.

High Maneuverability

The low center of gravity facilitates handling of the drill and provides excellent productivity.

Comfortable Grip

The operator can keep one hand on the throttle and push down or pull up on the side lever. The handle also makes it easier to transport the machine.

Combined drill/hammer

As a universal tool the Red Hawk Drill combines breaking and drilling in one package. This makes it the perfect choice for remote and difficult and hard-to-reach areas. Simply flip the lever to switch from drilling to breaking.

Mobile design

No external power sources, hoses or cables required.

Drilling power

High impact frequency, low impact energy and rotation are a powerful combination when drilling. The machine can drill to a depth of 2 m (6.6 ft) thanks to the integrated air purge. 

Technical data:

Impact Energy
22-25 J (16-18 ft-lb)

Impact Frequency
2,700 bpm

Length
732 mm (28.8 in)

Weight
55.1 lb (25 kg)

Vibration level
Breaking: 5.8 m/s2 (19.0 ft/s²)
Drilling: 9.3 m/s2 (30.5 ft/s²)