Comparison DWT BH-15-36 VB BMC vs DWT BH-15-32 VB BMC

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	DWT BH-15-36 VB BMC	DWT BH-15-32 VB BMC
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Operating modes	hammer drilling drilling only chiselling (demolition hammer)	hammer drilling drilling only chiselling (demolition hammer)
Specs
Real power	720 W	720 W
Power consumption	1500 W	1500 W
Impact energy	6 J	6 J
Number of thrusts	4350 bpm	4350 bpm
Rotation speed	880 rpm	880 rpm
Reverse	no	no
Motor location	vertical	vertical
Chuck
Chuck type	SDS+	SDS+
Wood drilling max. ⌀	40 mm	40 mm
Metal drilling max. ⌀	13 mm	13 mm
Concrete drilling max. ⌀	36 mm	32 mm
Features
Functions	speed controller anti-vibration system safety clutch	speed controller anti-vibration system safety clutch
General
Power source	mains (230 V)	mains (230 V)
In box	additional handle depth gauge case (bag)	additional handle depth gauge case (bag)
Weight	5.4 kg	5.2 kg
Added to E-Catalog	december 2019	december 2019

Concrete drilling max. ⌀

The maximum tool diameter that can be used with a rotary hammer when drilling in concrete. See "Maximum drilling diameter in wood" for details.

Weight

The weight of a fully assembled rotary hammer (in the case of battery power, with a standard battery installed). Unlike many other types of equipment, in the case of rotary hammers, light weight is far from always an advantage. So, heavy models are better suited for professional use — they are less prone to vibrations and, usually, are stronger, which is important when working with difficult-to-cut materials for a long time. But for small, simple works of short duration, a lot of weight is not required, and in this case, light models are useful, which do not require significant effort to hold on weight.