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Stanley HD45110B Hydraulic Hammer Drill

by Stanley
SKU
144360
Model
HD45110B
The Stanley HD45110B Hydraulic Hammer Drill is a heavy-duty hydraulic rotary percussion drill designed for concrete, masonry, rock, and asphalt applications. It drills holes from 3/4" to 2" in diameter up to 29" deep and supports core drilling up to 4" diameter. Featuring adjustable forward and reverse rotation, a feathering trigger, and compatibility with 736 Skil hex carbide-tipped bits, it delivers controlled, reliable performance in demanding conditions. This item is available for purchase only.

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$3,903.69
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Stanley HD45110B Hydraulic Hammer Drill Product Guide

The Stanley HD45110B Hydraulic Hammer Drill is a heavy-duty hydraulic rotary percussion drill designed to create precise holes in tough materials such as concrete, masonry, rock, and asphalt. It addresses the need for reliable drilling performance on demanding construction and utility jobs where conventional drilling methods may be too slow or less effective.

This type of drill is commonly used in construction and industrial projects requiring clean, controlled holes for anchors, utilities, or structural fasteners. Its hydraulic operation allows for smooth rotary percussion drilling without the need for compressed air or complex flushing systems, simplifying on-site setup and operation. Adjustable forward and reverse rotation and a feathering trigger help the operator maintain control and improve accuracy, while the compatibility with common hex carbide-tipped bits makes it easy to match drilling requirements.

Where This Is Used

  • Utility installation projects including gas and water line drilling
  • Concrete and masonry drilling for anchors and bolt installations
  • Infrastructure maintenance and industrial construction requiring durable rotary percussion drilling
  • Rock and asphalt drilling where high power and reliable bit control are essential
  • Marine or underwater drilling operations with specialized underwater models

Key Details

Equipment TypeHydraulic Rotary Percussion Hammer Drill
Operating EnvironmentConstruction, utility, industrial, infrastructure, and underwater (optional model)
Power/System MatchHydraulic power with operating flow range of 7–9 GPM and up to 300 RPM output speed
Planning DetailDrills holes from 3/4" to 2" diameter up to 29" deep; supports core drilling up to 4" diameter
Setup RequirementCompatible with 736 Skil hex carbide-tipped drill bits; no compressed air or flushing systems needed for debris clearance

Selection Notes

When choosing a hydraulic hammer drill like this, consider the hole diameter and depth required for your project to ensure it fits within the 3/4" to 2" diameter and up to 29" depth specifications. The ability to core drill up to 4" diameter adds versatility for larger hole requirements. Confirm the hydraulic power supply matches the required 7–9 GPM flow range and can deliver up to 300 RPM for optimal performance. For underwater or marine use, verify that the specific underwater model is selected and plan for hydraulic hose routing and diver or operator access accordingly. The absence of a compressed air or flushing system reduces on-site complexity, but confirm bit compatibility with available 736 Skil hex bits for efficient drilling. The adjustable forward/reverse rotation helps with bit removal and accuracy, which can be critical on hard or layered materials.

Drill Setup Notes

Ensure hydraulic hoses are routed to avoid kinks and abrasion while allowing the operator adequate maneuverability. Confirm the hydraulic power unit can supply consistent flow and pressure within the specified range. For underwater applications, plan for hose management that does not restrict movement or create hazards for divers. Regularly inspect bit condition and mounting interfaces before use to maintain drilling accuracy and performance. After operation, clean the drill from slurry and dust buildup; in underwater use especially, rinse with clean fresh water to remove salt and debris to support tool longevity. Proper setup and maintenance are key to sustained tool performance on demanding jobs.