DeWalt
D25614K-LX · SDS MAX 45mm Hammer Drill
Vibration data and trigger-time calculator
Calculate this tool’s exposure
Other tools in your current tab’s daily draft are kept when you add this tool. Review the combined daily total in the calculator.
Time and points at your selected magnitude
Times assume no other exposure that day and are rounded down to whole minutes. These thresholds are not safe-time allowances. Keep exposure as low as reasonably practicable.
Manufacturer declarations
UK product catalogue · reviewed 12 September 2026 · match exact model and type · Values supplied in updated workbook, 16 September 2026, row 1314. CAUTION: marketing feature-bullet figure on the DeWalt UK product page (not a formal ISO-format vibration declaration table; no working-mode split or K value published). Checked 16 Sep 2026: Low vibration at 8.9m/s², minimizing user fatigue This reported figure is shown for reference only; enter an assessed in-use value for calculations. · Match your exact model, generation, attachment and working mode.
| Working mode | Declared m/s² | Uncertainty K m/s² |
|---|---|---|
| Product feature figure · working mode unspecified · assessment required | 8.9 | Not available |
Declarations are test results, not workplace measurements. The catalogue starting value is the manufacturer declaration plus published K when K is above 1.5 m/s². Otherwise a 1.5 m/s² allowance is used, including when K is missing. This minimum allowance is a site default; the actual manufacturer K remains in the table above. No HSE tool-type minimum is applied. Missing declarations require an assessed value. Match the working mode, battery and accessory to the manufacturer source. Use your employer’s assessed value where appropriate.
Current and historical sources are included; catalogue coverage and UK sales status are not fully verified. Missing or ambiguous figures require assessment.
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