Title: ETRH2-20 500W 20mm Rotary Hammer SDS-Plus | ETpower
Meta: 500W 20mm SDS-Plus rotary hammer with 1.7J impact for light concrete fixing and DIY-to-trade drilling. Budget price, factory direct, OEM supported.
URL: https://www.et-power.com/productdetail/etrh2-20/
Main Keyword: 500W rotary hammer
Batch: B1
ETRH2-20 500W Rotary Hammer: Light, Affordable, SDS-Plus
Not every concrete job needs an 800W machine. The ETRH2-20 is our 500W rotary hammer - the entry point to real SDS-Plus drilling for DIYers, small contractors, and distributors who need a low-cost model in their catalogue. It drills 20mm holes in concrete and handles everyday 6-14mm fixing work without the weight or the price of a site-class machine.
Built in our Taizhou factory since 2002, the ETRH2-20 is available under your own brand through our OEM/ODM programme. It is one of the best-selling economy Rotary Hammers we ship to Southeast Asia, the Middle East, and Latin America.
Key Features & Benefits
- 1.7J SDS-Plus impact — Real piston-drive impact for concrete - a true rotary hammer, not a vibrating hammer drill. 1.7J is enough for 6-14mm anchors and cable clips.
- 500W motor, light body — Around 20% lighter than our 800W machines, so it is comfortable for overhead clips and one-handed work on ladders.
- SDS-Plus chuck — Keyless bit changes in seconds, with universal SDS-Plus bits from 6mm to 20mm available from any brand.
- Compact housing — Designed for toolbags and van racks - it earns its place on small jobs and in service work.
- Double-insulated body — Meets international electrical safety standards for household and light trade use in 110V or 220-240V markets.
- Factory-direct value — A genuine SDS-Plus rotary hammer at an entry price - the model you stock when the order needs a budget but not a toy.
Full Specifications
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Item |
Specification |
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Model |
ETRH2-20 |
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Voltage / Frequency |
220-240V~ 50Hz (110V on request) |
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Input power |
500W |
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No-load speed |
0-800 rpm |
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Impact rate |
0-3,200 bpm |
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Impact energy |
1.7J |
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Max drilling capacity |
Concrete: 20mm |
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Optimum drilling range |
6-14mm |
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Functions |
Drilling / Hammer drilling |
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Tool holder |
SDS-Plus |
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Work system |
40% intermittent duty |
Where the ETRH2-20 Earns Its Keep
- Home & small-job concrete fixing — Drilling 6-10mm holes for shelf brackets, curtain rails, TV mounts, and light anchors in brick and block - the daily reality of most buyers of this 500W rotary hammer.
- Electrical & plumbing clips — Fast clip and saddle fixing on cable runs, conduit brackets, and pipe hangers, where its light weight makes overhead work easier.
- Timber & steel drilling — Rotate-only mode drills wood and steel cleanly, so the ETRH2-20 covers framing and metalwork without a second drill.
- Workshop & service work — A lighter alternative to site hammers for bench fixing and equipment mounting in workshops and repair shops.
- Distributor entry SKU — The model you put in starter catalogues and price lists - real SDS-Plus performance at an economy price point.
ETRH2-20 vs Other ETpower Models
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Model |
Power |
Max Ø |
Impact |
Best for |
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ETRH2-20 |
500W |
20mm |
1.7J |
Entry fixing, light work, low price |
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ETRH3-24 |
780W |
24mm |
2.4J |
Balanced weight for overhead work |
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ETRH2-26 |
800W |
26mm |
3.0J |
All-round site favourite |
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ETRH2-28 |
900W |
28mm |
3.2J |
Heavy anchors, high volume |
500W vs 800W: Be Honest About What You Need
If your work is mostly 6-10mm fixings in brick and block, a 500W rotary hammer saves money and weight. If you drill 12-18mm anchors in reinforced concrete every day, the 800W ETRH2-26 or 900W ETRH2-28 pays for itself in speed. We sell both - and we would rather tell you the smaller one is enough than oversell.
ETRH2-20 FAQ
1. Is a 500W rotary hammer enough for concrete?
For 6-14mm fixings in brick, block, and light concrete, yes. It is a true SDS-Plus piston hammer, not a hammer drill - that is the difference that matters.
2. What size hole can the ETRH2-20 drill?
Up to 20mm in concrete with a solid bit. It runs 6mm and 8mm fixing holes all day, and its optimum range is 6-14mm.
3. Can it chisel or remove tiles?
No - the ETRH2-20 has two modes (drill and hammer drill), not three. For tile and chisel work, step up to the 3-mode ETRH3-26.
4. What is the difference from a hammer drill?
A hammer drill vibrates the chuck; a rotary hammer drives the bit with a piston. On concrete, the rotary hammer is dramatically faster and less effort - 1.7J of true impact versus a few tenths of a joule of vibration.
5. Does it use SDS-Plus bits?
Yes - a universal 10mm SDS-Plus shank, so any SDS-Plus bit brand fits. Never put round-shank bits in an SDS-Plus chuck.
6. Can I get 110V?
Yes, 110V is available for North American and Japanese markets, plus 220-240V for Europe, the Middle East, and Asia. Specify at order.
7. What is the duty cycle?
40% intermittent duty - roughly four minutes of drilling per ten, which is normal for this class. It is a light-trade tool, not a demolition machine.
8. Do you offer OEM on the ETRH2-20?
Yes - logo, colour, packaging, and carton art are yours. We have produced this model for multiple private labels; send your volumes for pricing.
Buy Factory Direct
The ETRH2-20 is stocked and produced in volume. For OEM pricing, sample requests, or to add it to a mixed container, contact our export team. For the full line, see the Rotary Hammers collection and compare the 26mm and 28mm subcategories.
