Key benefits - Increases versatility by supporting SDS Plus and SDS Max hammer drill setups, suitable for small tasks and heavy concrete work. - Flexible design that can convert between two drill configurations to fit different applications and job requirements. - Built from alloy steel with wear and impact resistance treatments, able to withstand high workload without easy damage during extended use. - Delivers a precise, solid connection that reduces vibration and loosening, lowering the risk of tool failure and improving overall performance. Compatibility and construction - Compatible with SDS Plus and SDS Max hammer drills and accessories. - Made from alloy steel with specialized treatments for wear resistance and impact resilience. - Designed to maintain a secure fit and long service life under demanding use. Performance and reliability - Precise and robust connection minimizes play during operation. - Reduces vibration and loosening, supporting steadier drilling and less downtime due to tool wear or failure. - Built to endure high intensity workloads for longer service life. Use scenarios - Light masonry tasks: drill small-diameter holes in concrete using the SDS Plus configuration for quick, efficient work. - Heavy concrete work: switch to the SDS Max configuration for larger or deeper holes and higher torque needs. - On-site versatility: when both SDS Plus and SDS Max systems are in use, quickly adapt the adapter to the appropriate setup, minimizing downtime and carrying fewer accessories.