VEVOR SDS-Plus Rotary Hammer Drill 1-1/4"

Overview

This VEVOR rotary hammer drill takes 1-1/4 inch SDS-Plus bits and runs on corded 110V power drawing 13 amps. It spins at 940 RPM and weighs 11 pounds, sized for drilling and light demolition in concrete or masonry.

SDS-Plus is a bit system built for hammer drilling into concrete and masonry, and the 13 amp draw here is high for the class, suggesting this drill is tuned toward demolition and heavy drilling rather than light hole-making. VEVOR is a budget-focused tool brand that competes on price against name brands in this category. The dimensions listed in the spec data appear to be placeholder values and are not usable for sizing.

• 1-1/4 inch SDS-Plus bit capacity
• 110V corded, 13 amp motor
• 940 RPM
• 11 pound tool weight

Who it's for

Fits contractors or DIYers drilling into concrete, brick or block who want a corded tool with steady power rather than battery runtime limits. Not for finish carpentry or wood and metal drilling, since SDS-Plus is a masonry-specific bit system.

Pros and cons

Performance notes

A 13 amp motor is on the higher end for this drill class, which typically means more consistent hammering force under load in dense concrete compared to lower-amp competitors. At 940 RPM the drill favors hammering force over pure spin speed, standard for SDS-Plus tools built around impact energy rather than rotational speed alone.

Specifications

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