Bosch Professional SDS Drills

Bosch Professional SDS Drills at MyToolShed.co.uk

Bosch Professional SDS drills are built for drilling and chiselling in concrete, brick, stone and masonry. The line-up covers corded SDS Plus and SDS Max machines, plus 18v cordless models for working without a power source. Whether you're a sparky fixing conduit, a builder drilling anchor holes or a groundworker breaking out concrete, there's a Bosch Professional SDS drill to suit.

At MyToolShed.co.uk you can compare tools by chuck type, power source and impact energy to find the right fit for the work you do most.

Bosch Professional SDS Drills Features and Benefits

• SDS Plus and SDS Max chucks: SDS Plus suits everyday drilling and light chiselling, while SDS Max handles large-diameter holes and heavy demolition.
• Brushless cordless motors: Models such as the GBH 18V-22 and GBH 18V-28 D offer efficient power and longer runtimes on the 18v platform.
• BITURBO technology: The GBH 18V-36 C brings cordless SDS Max performance to heavier jobs without a trailing cable.
• High impact energy: The corded GBH 12-52 D uses a 1,700W motor to deliver 19 J of impact energy for demanding chiselling.
• 3-mode operation: Selected SDS Plus models let you switch between drilling, hammer drilling and chiselling, so one tool covers several tasks.
• ONECHUCK system: The GBH 18V-18 X and GBH 18V-22 X let you fit different bit types quickly, saving time when switching jobs.

Popular Bosch Professional SDS Drills

Corded SDS Max Rotary Hammers

The GBH 12-52 D and GBH 12-52 DV are heavy-duty machines for large-scale drilling and chiselling in concrete and stone, where sustained performance matters.

Cordless SDS Plus Hammer Drills

The GBH 18V-18, GBH 18V-22 and GBH 18V-28 D suit electricians, fitters and general builders who need portable power. Variants such as the GBH 18V-26 and 18V-26 F add further options.

Corded SDS Plus Hammer Drills

The GBH 2-26, GBH 2-28, GBH 2-28 F, GBH 240 and GBH 3-28 DFR are dependable choices for regular masonry drilling on site or in the workshop.

Frequently Asked Questions

Should I choose SDS Plus or SDS Max?

Choose SDS Plus for general drilling, fixings and light chiselling. Choose SDS Max for larger-diameter holes, core work and heavy breaking, where the extra impact energy and robust bit system make a clear difference.

Is a cordless Bosch SDS drill powerful enough for site work?

Yes, for many jobs. Brushless 18v models like the GBH 18V-22 handle regular masonry drilling well, and the BITURBO GBH 18V-36 C is designed for heavier SDS Max tasks. For constant, extended chiselling, a corded SDS Max such as the GBH 12-52 D remains a strong option.