At ITS, our experts work closely with leading brands to ensure you get not only the best possible price for your new tools, but a premium level of tool that will last for many years to come. Percussion Drills and Rotary Drills are, effectively, one and the same thing. But as far as comparing them to other drills, they really are in a league of their own.

Rotary hammer drills are known for their ability to pound dense solids like stone, concrete, bricks and masonry.  Owing to their incredible power for dealing with all types of stone and brickwork, they have also earned the name ‘masonry hammer.’

This power tool is designed to perform heavy-duty tasks like drilling and chiselling sturdy materials. Rotary hammers are similar to hammer drills in the sense that they ‘hammer’ the bit as it spins about its axis. The difference lies in the underlying working principle.

Unlike hammer drills that utilize a special clutch, rotary hammers are based on a piston mechanism. This allows them to pound the bit with tremendous force, ultimately helping you drill large holes in no time.

To simplify the idea, you can think of a rotary hammer drill as the big brother of a regular hammer drill. They come in various different sizes and can roughly the same size, or a significantly larger than an average hammer drill.

The size of a rotary hammer drill majorly depends on the power specifications and the torque rating of the tool.

We stock a carefully chosen selection from trusted brands such as Makita, Dewalt, Bosch, and Milwaukee to name a handful, all of which are available for next day delivery.