Hålslag Black & Decker BEHS03K

The Black & Decker BEHS03K is a 1250W corded SDS-Plus hammer drill designed for versatile drilling and chiseling tasks. It has a straight drill design, a maximum no-load speed of 900 RPM and an impact rate of 3900 BPM, delivering up to 3.7 J impact energy for efficient chipping and hammering. The tool accepts SDS-Plus accessories and has a 13 mm chuck capacity, running from AC mains power.

Advantages

The BEHS03K combines high impact energy with a variable speed dial for controlled drilling, chipping and chiselling. Its straight design and SDS-Plus system enable quick bit changes and stable operation in masonry, while the corded 1250 W motor provides consistent power for demanding tasks. The tool’s orange and black finish indicates the Black & Decker build and easy-to-locate colouring on site.

Suitable for

• Drilling holes in masonry, concrete and brick for anchors and fixtures
• Chiselling and tile removal
• Drilling into wood and metal (non-hammer drilling mode)
• Installing curtain rails, picture hooks and other wall-mounted fittings

Key specifications

• Brand: Black & Decker
• Model: BEHS03K (MPN: BEHS03K-QS, EAN: 5035048730515)
• Power input/output: 1250 W
• No-load speed: up to 900 RPM
• Impact rate: 3900 BPM
• Impact energy: 3.7 J
• Chuck capacity: 13 mm (SDS-Plus)
• Power type: Corded (AC)
• Colour: Orange, Black

How to use

Select the appropriate mode using the three-mode selector: hammer mode for chiselling and tile removal, hammer drilling mode for drilling in masonry, and drilling mode for wood and metal. Fit an SDS-Plus bit into the chuck and ensure it locks securely. Adjust the variable speed dial to match the material and task, then apply steady pressure while operating the tool. Use the correct bit type and size for the material and allow the hammer action to do the work during masonry tasks.

Recommendations

For safe and optimal performance, wear suitable personal protective equipment (eye and hearing protection, gloves) and use the correct SDS-Plus bits. Secure the workpiece where possible and avoid excessive lateral force on the bit. For long continuous work, allow the motor to cool periodically to maintain performance.