Bosch Professional Rotary Hammer GBH 2-26 F (230 V, SDS-Plus, 830 W, 2,7 J, Including Auxiliary Handle, Quick Change Chuck, Depth Stop, SDS Plus Quick-Change Chuck, Carrying Case )


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Rotary hammer with SDS plus

GBH 2-26 F

The GBH 2-26 F Professional with a keyless chuck is the all-round performer in Bosch’s SDS plus corded rotary hammer category, and is the perfect tool for daily use. Its strong motor delivers 2.7 J of impact energy, providing fast drilling and high chisel removal performance.

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SDS plus

Optimum power transmission for small hammers.

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Rotation Control Clutch

Protection against overloading or blocking for user and machine. No abrupt blocking of the tool.

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Autolock

Convenient accessory changes – keyless chuck is easy to open and close.

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Vario Lock

Convenient adjustment of the cutting tool position for adaptation to the prevailing work situation.

GBH 2-26 F

All-round performance rotary hammer for daily use in the SDS plus category

Delivers 2.7 J of impact energy for fast drilling and high chisel removal performance

High-quality components ensure robustness, reliability, and long lifetime

Optional chisel mode and quick-change chuck enable use in wide range of applications.

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The all-rounder

Reliable and robust, the rotary hammer’s high-quality components also ensure a long lifetime. Its optional chisel mode and quick-change chuck enable use in a wide range of applications.

This tool is intended for drilling and chiselling in concrete, masonry, wood, and metal. It is compatible with various dust attachments. Moreover, the GBH 2-26 F has functions such as clockwise/anticlockwise rotation, overload clutch, variable speed and Vario Lock.

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Weight: 2.9 kg
Dimensions: 40.7 x 8.3 x 21 cm; 2.9 Kilograms
Model: 06112A4070
Colour: Navy Blue
Manufacture: Bosch Professional
Colour: Navy Blue

104 Responses

  1. Anonymous says:

     United Kingdom

    Best drill I have ever used
    First of all I am a rubbish DIY’er. Having moved into a house that was built around 1865 and was owned by an elderly couple there is sadly a lot of DIY needed. Putting up shelves, curtain rails and taking tiles off the walls to name a few.
    My old power drill is about 25 years and is pretty rubbish, it has a hammer drill setting but that is as fancy as it gets. My wife persuaded me to invest in a new drill. I was reluctant to spend another handful of cash on something I already owned, I mean, how different can a new drill be?
    Well…… It is as different as my old van to Lewis Hamilton’s racing car! They will both get you from A to B but the Lewis’s car will get you there a touch faster and make your life a whole lot more fun in the process.
    This drill first of all has a trigger control to start it slowly, squeeze harder and it goes faster so it means an idiot like me can actually make a hole where it is meant to be and not have the drill bit slide off to somewhere it wants to make a hole.
    Secondly, it has power, I mean real punch through this brick, stone or cement like it is soft cheeses. Changing the drill bits is easy, apparently it is because they are SDS ( I had no idea what that actually meant).
    Overall, I could not be happier with this, well yes I could, it could be shiny! But quite seriously, this is one good drill, it makes light of any drilling jobs we have, I have taken tiles off a loo wall and then looked for more destruction to reap.
    Only thing is, you REALLY need ear defenders, it is noisy otherwise it is bloody brilliant.

  2. notmyyearoff says:

     United Kingdom

    Best drill I have ever used
    First of all I am a rubbish DIY’er. Having moved into a house that was built around 1865 and was owned by an elderly couple there is sadly a lot of DIY needed. Putting up shelves, curtain rails and taking tiles off the walls to name a few.
    My old power drill is about 25 years and is pretty rubbish, it has a hammer drill setting but that is as fancy as it gets. My wife persuaded me to invest in a new drill. I was reluctant to spend another handful of cash on something I already owned, I mean, how different can a new drill be?
    Well…… It is as different as my old van to Lewis Hamilton’s racing car! They will both get you from A to B but the Lewis’s car will get you there a touch faster and make your life a whole lot more fun in the process.
    This drill first of all has a trigger control to start it slowly, squeeze harder and it goes faster so it means an idiot like me can actually make a hole where it is meant to be and not have the drill bit slide off to somewhere it wants to make a hole.
    Secondly, it has power, I mean real punch through this brick, stone or cement like it is soft cheeses. Changing the drill bits is easy, apparently it is because they are SDS ( I had no idea what that actually meant).
    Overall, I could not be happier with this, well yes I could, it could be shiny! But quite seriously, this is one good drill, it makes light of any drilling jobs we have, I have taken tiles off a loo wall and then looked for more destruction to reap.
    Only thing is, you REALLY need ear defenders, it is noisy otherwise it is bloody brilliant.

  3. Anonymous says:

     United Kingdom

    powerful and solid tool
    After burning out my dewalt SDS drilling sleepers for fixing (13mm rail pins) so a 6mm hole then a 13mm hole through old sleepers.

    This was so much more able to drive the auger bits through, making everything faster and there was no drill overheating.

    Used as a brick breaker, and this was less vibrations coming compared to the old SDS

  4. Anonymous says:

     United Kingdom

    powerful and solid tool
    After burning out my dewalt SDS drilling sleepers for fixing (13mm rail pins) so a 6mm hole then a 13mm hole through old sleepers.

    This was so much more able to drive the auger bits through, making everything faster and there was no drill overheating.

    Used as a brick breaker, and this was less vibrations coming compared to the old SDS