GBH 18V-28 CF Professional
Cordless Rotary Hammer with SDS plus
Cordless rotary hammer for full-throttle hammer drilling, with quick-change chuck
- Brushless motor and striking mechanism with 3.3 J impact energy for impressive performance
Functions & key features
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GBH 18V-28 CF Professional
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Order number: 0 611 921 081
Included in this variant
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Carrying case
Technical data
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| Battery voltage | 18.0 V |
| Impact energy (according to EPTA 05/2016) | 3.3 J |
| Impact rate at rated speed | 4,220 bpm |
| Weight excl. battery | 3.4 kg |
| Tool holder | SDS plus |
The A-rated noise level of the power tool is typically as follows: Sound pressure level 95 dB(A); Sound power level 103 dB(A). Uncertainty K= 3 dB.
* You can find more information about the deviations in the following link:
GBH 18V-28 CF Professional: Further information
Product Highlights
Bosch’s cordless GBH 18V-28 CF Professional is for those who desire corded performance with cordless freedom. This rotary hammer has a powerful brushless motor delivering 3.3 J impact energy from its proven striking mechanism. The easy-to-read HMI displays the tool status and allows the user to choose between three different work modes (Auto, Favorite, Soft) for perfect control in every job and the toolless, quick-change chuck reduces tool downtime. With the optional como module (GCY 42) installed, the GBH 18V-28 CF can connect to Bosch’s Toolbox app to further adjust the setting to suit user needs. Vibration Control, KickBack Control, and compatibility with the GDE 18V-16 for dustless drilling, provides a comprehensive range of user protection features.
Equipment & Application
This rotary hammer is ideal for hammer drilling in concrete, stone, and masonry. It is compatible with all batteries and chargers in the Bosch Professional 18V System. For a dust-free and safer work environment, the GDE 18V-16 Professional dust extractor can be easily attached. It also features a storage hook and an LED light.
