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1050W SDS-Max rotary hammer with 15 Joules and 3 functions - ideal for drilling and chiselling in concrete, masonry and cement
A powerful and versatile machine for renovations and demanding construction work: it combines drilling and chiselling in a single tool, with a drilling capacity of up to 40 mm in concrete.
✔️ Yes if:
❌ No if:
The Einhell TE-RH 40/15 3F rotary hammer is a 1050 W SDS-Max machine designed for demanding drilling, chiselling and renovation jobs on cement, concrete and masonry.
The real strong point is the high impact energy of up to 15 Joules , combined with a pneumatic percussion mechanism that allows you to tackle jobs where a normal SDS-Plus hammer drill would begin to be undersized.
The drilling capacity reaches up to 40 mm in concrete and the SDS-Max attachment allows the use of robust bits and chisels, suitable for the most demanding jobs.
However, it is not just a perforator: thanks to its 3 working modes it can also be used for chiselling, removing plaster, making marks and tackling small demolition jobs.
15 Joules of impact energy
The high impact force allows you to tackle concrete and masonry more effectively than normal, lighter category rotary hammers.
Drilling up to 40 mm in concrete
An important capacity that makes the TE-RH 40/15 3F also suitable for creating passages, holes for systems and more demanding renovation work.
SDS-Max attachment
Designed to deliver high impact forces and accommodate robust bits and chisels. Accessory changes are quick and require no additional tools.
3 functions to work with a single machine
You can switch from hammer drilling to chiselling, using the hammer for both drilling holes and for light removal and demolition work.
Pneumatic percussion mechanism
It effectively transmits energy to the tool and allows for good progress even on the most resistant materials.
Up to 4200 strokes per minute
The high impact frequency helps maintain effective feed rate when drilling and chiseling.
Electronic regulation
The speed can be adapted to the type of material and the job being done, allowing for greater control, especially in the initial stages.
Anti-vibration handle
The vibration dampening system and Softgrip surfaces improve grip and make a machine that, due to its power and size, is designed for demanding jobs easier to handle.
Flat chisel, pointed chisel and case included
The equipment allows you to immediately start the main chiselling processes and to easily transport the machine and accessories.
Weighing around 7.2 kg and delivering 15 Joules of impact energy, the TE-RH 40/15 3F is a serious machine: choose it when you really need its drilling capacity and chiseling power.
This comparison is interesting because the two machines both use an SDS-Max attachment , but were designed with two completely different philosophies.
The Einhell TE-RH 40/15 3F is a genuine mains-powered rotary hammer and chisel: it focuses above all on impact force, versatility and drilling capacity .
The Bosch Professional GSH 18V-5 , on the other hand, is a purely cordless demolition hammer : it is not designed for drilling, but for chiselling, corrections and professional demolition with the advantage of total freedom from the cable.
| Characteristic | Einhell TE-RH 40/15 3F | Bosch GSH 18V-5 |
|---|---|---|
| Typology | Hammer drill and chisel | Demolition hammer |
| Diet | 230 V wired | 18V battery |
| Motor | 1050 W | Brushless BITURBO |
| Declared impact energy | 15 J | 8.5 J |
| Number of shots | Up to 4200/min | 3050/min |
| Attack | SDS-Max | SDS-Max |
| Drilling | ✔️ Yes | ❌ No |
| Max concrete drilling | 40 mm | Not foreseen |
| Chiselling | ✔️ Yes | ✔️ Yes |
| Machine weight | Approximately 7.2 kg | 5.3 kg without battery |
| Freedom from the cable | ❌ No | ✔️ Yes |
| Ideal use | Drilling + chiselling and renovations | Professional demolition and chiselling on the move |
👉 In summary: choose the Einhell TE-RH 40/15 3F if you want a very powerful and versatile machine with which to drill up to 40 mm and chisel , working mainly where you have access to electricity.
Instead, choose the Bosch GSH 18V-5 Professional if your work is mainly chiselling and demolition and you want a professional cordless machine, more compact and free from the cable.
On a 15 Joule machine, the first thing I recommend is not just looking at the power: above all, you need to use the correct accessory and let the pneumatic mechanism work.
Pushing with all your weight on the machine doesn't necessarily mean you'll go faster. In fact, it often achieves the opposite result and simply increases fatigue.
When drilling into concrete, maintain firm but not excessive pressure.
The pneumatic system must be able to correctly transfer the energy to the tip: there is no need to continuously press the machine against the material .
On a perforator of this category the quality of the tip makes a big difference.
A worn or cheap bit can significantly slow down your work, even if you have 15 Joules available. For demanding concrete, I would always use good-quality SDS-Max bits of the correct diameter.
When you have to drill a large hole, don't start immediately looking for maximum speed.
Place the bit correctly, create the beginning of the hole, and then gradually increase the pace. You have more control and reduce the risk of the bit slipping.
Choosing the right accessory often makes more difference than you think.
The TE-RH 40/15 3F has a significant impact force and is very good for renovations, but I wouldn't confuse it with a large dedicated 10-15 kg demolition hammer.
It's very versatile for removing tiles, opening up grooves, working on plaster, and tackling small demolition jobs. For heavy-duty and continuous demolition work, I would instead choose a specific machine.
The machine weighs approximately 7.2 kg : when working against a wall it is easy to handle, but if you have to work overhead for a long time the weight inevitably starts to make itself felt.
In that type of use, a more compact machine can be more productive even if on paper it has fewer Joules.
Here the choice is quite simple.
If I have to make large holes and then maybe chisel , I would get the Einhell: it's more versatile and with 40 mm of capacity in concrete it covers a lot of renovation jobs.
However, if I am a professional and have to constantly go around the construction site making marks, corrections, removing tiles and chiselling , the Bosch GSH 18V-5 has a huge advantage: I don't have to look for sockets or manage extension cords.
I would choose the TE-RH 40/15 3F above all for the performance-to-investment ratio: you have a 15 Joule SDS-Max that can both drill and chisel, with chisels and case already included.
👉 If you need to renovate, make serious holes in concrete and want a machine that can handle multiple jobs, it's a very complete solution without having to climb to a much higher professional price range.
It has a 1050 W motor and develops up to 15 Joules of impact energy , a significant power for work on concrete and masonry.
Einhell declares a maximum drilling capacity of 40 mm in concrete .
Yes. It has a chiselling function and is suitable for marking, removing plaster, tiles and small demolition jobs.
Use drill bits and chisels with SDS-Max attachment , specifically for rotary hammers in this category.
It can do them, but for small, frequent holes, it's an oversized machine. A more compact SDS-Plus would be lighter and more practical.
Yes. The electronic regulation allows you to adapt the operation to the type of material and the processing.
The Einhell scope of delivery includes a pointed chisel, a flat chisel and the E-Box M55 case for transport and storage.
If you need to drill and chisel , the Einhell is more versatile. If, however, you mainly need to demolish and want to work cordlessly , the Bosch GSH 18V-5 is more suitable.
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