Key benefits - Ergonomic control: Improved grip shape reduces hand fatigue and gives better control for precise drilling and chiseling. - Durable construction: Handle includes iron reinforcement (approximately 1.5 mm) for high strength and wear resistance in heavy-duty use. - Quick installation: Designed to attach easily to percussion drills and electric hammers for a secure, stable connection during operation. - Safer, more efficient work: A firmer grip and stable mounting improve accuracy, reduce tool kick and vibration, and support a smoother workflow. What this handle does - Provides a comfortable, slip-resistant surface so you can guide the tool with greater precision. - Reinforced core resists deformation and wear over time in demanding jobsite conditions. - Simple attachment mechanics ensure a solid socket to the tool, minimizing play and improving repeatable results. Compatibility and materials - Intended for use with percussion drills and electric hammers (designed to be added to these tool types). - Reinforced with iron (approx. 1.5 mm) and built from wear-resistant materials to withstand heavy use. - Size and fit designed for stable mounting; check your tool’s handle mount specifications before purchase to confirm fit. Performance advantages - Greater precision: Improved grip geometry and a stable connection let you drill and chisel with more accuracy. - Improved safety: Reduced slippage and tool movement lower the risk of mistakes and operator strain. - Longer service life: Reinforcement and robust materials increase resistance to impact and wear in tough environments. Typical applications - Masonry drilling and chiseling: Use when drilling into concrete, brick or stone to maintain control and accuracy on each hole or chisel stroke. - Demolition and renovation: Add the handle during heavy chisel work to reduce vibration transfer and improve operator control. - Overhead or extended tasks: When working above shoulder height or on long jobs, the ergonomic grip reduces fatigue and improves steady handling. Practical notes - Confirm compatibility with your model’s handle mount before installation. - Install following the tool manufacturer’s safety instructions and use appropriate personal protective equipment. - Regularly inspect the reinforced section and mounting points for wear or damage to maintain safe operation.