A profile view of the Bosch 1191VSR corded hammer drill, featuring a 1/2-inch keyed chuck, a 360-degree auxiliary handle, and a silver depth gauge rod.
A perspective view of the Bosch corded hammer drill highlighting the adjustable auxiliary handle and the depth gauge rod extending past the keyed chuck.
The Bosch 1191VSRK hammer drill kit showing the 1/2-inch variable speed hammer drill positioned in front of its heavy-duty blue carrying case.
A standard side profile view of the Bosch 1191VSR hammer drill showing its blue housing, red variable speed trigger, and the mode selector switch on top.
An informational graphic showing samples of concrete, stone, cinder block, and brick with text stating that the tool is best suited for these materials.
An action shot of a worker using the Bosch 1191VSR hammer drill to drill into a thick concrete wall, with concrete dust being expelled from the hole.
A worker wearing a hard hat, safety glasses, and earplugs uses the Bosch hammer drill to drill into a concrete header on a construction site.
An action shot of a worker in safety gear using a Bosch demolition tool with a dust extraction system to break up concrete outdoors.
An action shot of a worker in a hard hat and mask using a Bosch rotary hammer with a dust extraction attachment to drill into a ceiling, while a blue hose carries away the dust.
A worker in a white hard hat and safety mask uses a Bosch rotary hammer with a dust collection shroud to drill into an exterior wall.
An informational graphic for the Bosch 1-Year Limited Warranty for corded tools, including a link to the warranty terms and a customer service phone number.
A profile view of the Bosch 1191VSR corded hammer drill, featuring a 1/2-inch keyed chuck, a 360-degree auxiliary handle, and a silver depth gauge rod.
A perspective view of the Bosch corded hammer drill highlighting the adjustable auxiliary handle and the depth gauge rod extending past the keyed chuck.
The Bosch 1191VSRK hammer drill kit showing the 1/2-inch variable speed hammer drill positioned in front of its heavy-duty blue carrying case.
A standard side profile view of the Bosch 1191VSR hammer drill showing its blue housing, red variable speed trigger, and the mode selector switch on top.
An informational graphic showing samples of concrete, stone, cinder block, and brick with text stating that the tool is best suited for these materials.
An action shot of a worker using the Bosch 1191VSR hammer drill to drill into a thick concrete wall, with concrete dust being expelled from the hole.
A worker wearing a hard hat, safety glasses, and earplugs uses the Bosch hammer drill to drill into a concrete header on a construction site.
An action shot of a worker in safety gear using a Bosch demolition tool with a dust extraction system to break up concrete outdoors.
An action shot of a worker in a hard hat and mask using a Bosch rotary hammer with a dust extraction attachment to drill into a ceiling, while a blue hose carries away the dust.
A worker in a white hard hat and safety mask uses a Bosch rotary hammer with a dust collection shroud to drill into an exterior wall.
An informational graphic for the Bosch 1-Year Limited Warranty for corded tools, including a link to the warranty terms and a customer service phone number.
BOSCH

Bosch 1191VSRK 7 Amp 1/2 Inch Variable Speed Corded Concrete Masonry Wood Hammer Drill Kit with 48000 BPM Vibration Control Carrying Case Depth Gauge

In stock
SKU: 1191VSRK
$139.00 USD

Description

Unleash Professional Precision with the Bosch 1191VSRK 7-Amp Corded Hammer Drill Kit

The Bosch 1191VSRK Hammer Drill defines the perfect balance between high-impact power and lightweight maneuverability. Weighing in at a mere 4.1 lbs., this tool is a powerhouse for contractors and DIY enthusiasts alike, featuring a robust 7.0-Amp motor that delivers up to 48,000 no-load blasts per minute. Whether you are drilling through stubborn concrete, thick masonry, or standard wood framing, the dual-mode selector allows you to switch instantly between rotation-only and hammer-drill modes to match your project's specific needs.

Engineering excellence is evident in every detail, from the metal front housing designed for long-term durability to the 360-degree locking auxiliary handle that provides superior leverage. This kit is built for accuracy, utilizing a variable-speed trigger with reversing capabilities for clean bit starts and effortless fastener removal. For professionals concerned with jobsite safety, the 1191VSRK is compatible with the Bosch PRO+GUARD™ dust system, helping you achieve OSHA Silica Table 1 compliance while maintaining a clean workspace. Its heavy-duty keyed chuck ensures that your bits remain secure even during the most high-vibration demolition tasks.

Key Features

  • Superior Power-to-Weight Ratio: Delivers professional 7.0-Amp performance in a compact 4.1 lb. frame to reduce user fatigue.
  • Dual-Mode Versatility: Features a simple selector to convert operation from rotation-only to hammer drilling for concrete and masonry.
  • Advanced Ergonomics: Includes a 360-degree locking auxiliary handle with a built-in quick-release depth gauge for consistent drilling.
  • Precision Control: Variable-speed trigger with reversing allows for accurate bit starting and the removal of bound fasteners.
  • Industrial Build Quality: Metal front housing and ball-and-roller bearing construction ensure smooth power transmission and extended tool life.
  • OSHA Compliance Ready: Fully compatible with Bosch PRO+GUARD™ dust solutions for Silica Table 1 dust collection.
  • Secure Grip: Heavy-duty 1/2-inch three-jaw keyed chuck provides a secure bit grip in rugged applications.

What's Included

  • (1) Bosch 1191VSRK 7-Amp Hammer Drill
  • (1) 360-Degree Auxiliary Handle
  • (1) Quick-Release Depth Gauge
  • (1) Chuck Key
  • (1) Hard Carrying Case

Specifications

Amperage 7.0 Amps
Chuck Size 1/2 in
No Load BPM 0 - 48,000
No Load RPM 0 - 3,000
Max Capacity (Concrete) 5/8 in
Max Capacity (Wood) 1-1/2 in
Voltage 120V
Tool Weight 4.1 lbs.
Tool Length 11 in
Tool Height 9 in
Chuck Design Keyed
Reversible Trigger Yes

Pro-Tip: To ensure the longest life for your keyed chuck and prevent bit slippage during heavy masonry work, always tighten the chuck using all three holes on the chuck head. This applies even pressure across the three jaws, preventing uneven wear and ensuring your bit stays perfectly centered and secure under high-BPM loads.