Milwaukee PFH26T 26mm SDS-Plus Fixing Hammer, 2-Mode Drill for Anchors & Fasteners

The Milwaukee PFH26T is a cordless SDS-Plus hammer designed for drilling in concrete and masonry. It operates in two modes: hammer drilling for concrete/masonry and rotary drilling for standard drilling. It can drill up to 26 mm in concrete and masonry in hammer mode, with a compact, lightweight design (about 4.8 kg) and an anti-vibration handle for comfort over extended use. The kit typically includes an additional handle, a carrying case, and an advanced SDS-Plus chuck, plus a dust extraction hood to help keep your workspace clean.

The PFH26T offers hammer drilling mode for drilling into concrete and masonry, where impact is applied to break through hard material, and rotary drilling mode for standard drilling without impact. Use hammer mode for concrete, brick, or stone, and switch to rotary mode for drilling into softer materials or when you don’t need impact.

In hammer drilling mode, the PFH26T can drill up to 26 mm in concrete and masonry. In rotary (non-impact) drilling mode, it can drill up to a smaller bore depending on the bit and material, with the product listing highlighting the 26 mm hammer-capable capacity in concrete and masonry.

The PFH26T has a weight of approximately 4.8 kg. The relatively light weight and the ergonomic, anti-vibration handle are designed to improve control and reduce fatigue during extended drilling tasks, especially when working overhead or for long sessions.

The standard kit typically includes the PFH26T hammer, an auxiliary handle, a carrying case, an advanced SDS-Plus chuck, and a dust extraction hood to help keep the work area clean.

The PFH26T includes a dust extraction hood to help keep the work area cleaner. Attach the hood to the tool as directed, and connect a compatible vacuum or dust collection system to remove dust during drilling. This helps reduce airborne particles and improves visibility while you work.

Typical use cases include drilling holes to insert dowel pins and fixings into concrete or masonry, drilling into brick or stone for anchors, and other fixing or installation tasks that require robust impact drilling in hard materials.

1) Charge and install the battery. 2) Attach the appropriate SDS-Plus bit. 3) Choose the operation mode (hammer for 26 mm or rotary for smaller bore). 4) Set the desired impact rate/torque if adjustable. 5) Align the bit with the hole mark and apply steady pressure, letting the tool do the work. 6) Use the auxiliary handle for control and keep the dust hood in place if you're using dust extraction. 7) Stop drilling if overheating or unusual vibration occurs.

Wear safety glasses or a face shield, hearing protection, a dust mask or respirator for dust, and protective gloves. Ensure the work area is clear of bystanders and that you have a secure stance, especially when drilling overhead or at awkward angles.

Keep the tool clean after use, inspect the SDS-Plus chuck and bits for wear, and store with the battery removed when not in use. For cordless tools, regularly charge the battery and avoid exposing the tool to moisture or extreme temperatures. If any abnormal noise or vibration occurs, stop using the tool and consult service guidance.

The PFH26T combines cordless convenience, two-mode operation, and robust drilling capability for concrete and masonry, making it a strong option for professional and DIY use. If you’re considering other options on Fepy, you can compare models for price/value; and most listings on Fepy support standard returns within the store policy, giving you a way to exchange or return if it doesn’t meet your needs.

If you’re evaluating options, you can explore similar 26mm SDS-Plus hammers and Milwaukee cordless drills on Fepy. Examples of alternative models include: Alternative 1: Milwaukee 26mm SDS-Plus Rotary Hammer — https://fepy.com/product/milwaukee-pfh26t-sds-plus-2-mode-hammer Alternative 2: Milwaukee 26mm SDS-Plus Rotary Hammer (different model) — https://fepy.com/product/milwaukee-sds-plus-26mm-rotary-hammer