Download Catalog Become Our Distributor
2
  • Drive Type Category
  • Application Category
Home Products Drive Type Category Cordless Power Tools Cordless Hammer Drill
Fastening Tools
  • Electric Drills 18
  • Electric Screwdriver 3
  • Impact Wrench 9
  • Hammer Drill 6
  • Electric Ratchet Wrench 4
  • Other Fastening Tools 4
Cutting Tools
  • Angle Grinder 12
  • Cutting Saw 11
  • Circular Saw 7
  • Jigsaw 10
  • Other Cutting Tools 4
Polishing Tools
  • Sander/Polisher 7
Measuring Tool
  • Laser Level 6
Demolition Tools
  • Rotary Hammer 6
  • Jack Hammer 6
  • Other Demolition Tools 9
Cleaning Tools
  • Pressure Washer 8
  • Other Cleaning Tools 2
Trimming Garden Tools
  • Chainsaw 27
  • Leaf Blower 21
  • Hedge Trimmer 12
  • Lawn Mower 24

Wholesale Cordless Hammer Drill

Discover CISIVIS wholesale battery hammer drills, trusted by B2B buyers and industrial suppliers. Our drills are ideal for concrete drilling, masonry, and heavy-duty construction tasks. Equipped with high-performance motors and durable lithium-ion batteries, they deliver stable power for even the hardest surfaces. We offer bulk order options, flexible MOQ, OEM/ODM customization, fast shipping, and clear lead time to support distributors, contractors, and industrial workshops. Explore our range of battery hammer drills for concrete to meet diverse business needs.

Sort by

Per Page

    Contact with CISIVIS Support Team

    Contact us for the latest quote and free samples.

    Contact us
    Difference Between Hammer Drill and Rotary Drill
  • Power Supply
    Corded rotary hammer drills rely on a 220V (or 110V) electrical connection, limiting mobility.
    Battery hammer drills operate independently of outlets, powered by rechargeable lithium-ion batteries, ideal for remote job sites.
  • Continuous Operation Time
    Corded drills run continuously with stable power.
    Battery hammer drills are limited by battery life, suitable for short to medium tasks. Extra batteries support B2B bulk operations.
  • Power and Performance
    Corded drills offer higher, consistent torque and hammering force.
    High-end battery hammer drills now approach mid-range corded performance, supporting light to moderate heavy-duty work.
  • Safety Considerations
    Corded drills carry electric shock and tripping hazards.
    Battery hammer drills reduce these risks, safer for outdoor or cluttered sites
    • Why Choose a Battery Hammer Drill for Concrete
  • Boost Efficiency
    Eliminate cord limitations. Continuous operation speeds up drilling and anchoring, meeting deadlines.
  • Expand Market
    Serve small workshops and large firms with battery hammer drills for concrete.
  • Lower Risks
    Durable parts reduce wear, cutting after-sales costs.
  • Simplify DIY
    Lightweight, compact design allows quick completion of concrete tasks.
  • Industrial Applications:
    Drilling into reinforced concrete, masonry, and stone.
    Heavy-duty fastening and anchoring on construction sites.
    Suitable for B2B bulk orders and OEM/ODM branding.

    • Related Questions

    How do battery hammer drills perform on concrete?
    Equipped with powerful motors and impact mechanisms, they penetrate hard concrete efficiently. Use proper drill bits for best results.
    Can we use electric hammer to remove wall plaster?​
    Yes, with the right chisel head. Adjust impact force based on plaster thickness to avoid wall damage.
    What makes an electric hammer drill different from a regular drill?
    Electric hammer drills combine hammering with rotation for tough jobs. Regular drills are mainly rotational, suitable for softer materials.
    ​Which drill bit is required for concrete drilling?
    For concrete drilling, use cemented carbide bits with battery hammer drills—they reduce wear, boost efficiency, and work best with tools like concrete hammer drills when drilling into concrete.
    Can a rotary drill replace a battery hammer drill for concrete?
    No. Rotary drills lack hammering action needed for concrete. Battery hammer drills are more effective.
    How long does the battery last?
    Depends on power settings and material. Modern battery hammer drills last several hours per charge on concrete work.

    Subscribe to Newsletter

    Select Your Language

      Contact with CISIVIS Support Team