For drilling in hard concrete, the Bosch PBH 3000-2 FRE has a 750-watt motor and pneumatic hammer system with a single impact energy of 2.8 joules. It is not only ideal for drilling through hard materials as the user can operate the function switch to adjust the machine to the special task of hammer drilling, drilling without impact, screwdriving or chiseling. This hammer provides speeds of up to 1,450 revolutions per minute in first gear and up to 3,000 revolutions per minute in second gear. Maximum drilling diameters are 26 mm in concrete, 30 mm in wood, and 13 mm in steel.

Meanwhile, the Bosch Router POF 1200 AE has a power input of 1200 watts, offering high work progress. The Bosch Speed Electronic technology on this new tool covers a working range between 11,000 and 28,000 rpm. It uses the SDS quick-change system which enables the user to insert template guides with a bayonet lock without the need for additional tools. The sturdy aluminium sole plate is equipped with a guide rail adapter made of plastic, which does not leave any marks, even on sensitive wooden surfaces. The two large, ergonomically shaped handles fit comfortably in your hand, while the switch-on lock is integrated in the right-hand handle and is easy to operate.

Also new by the same manufacturer is the Bosch Fine Spray System PFS 65. It enables the user to apply brilliant coats of paint three times faster than with the conventional, arduous paintbrush method, meaning that shutters, doors, garden fences or wooden toys are quickly spruced up. The new Bosch Fine Spray System is also perfectly suitable for spraying pesticides on plants. It works with SprayControl Technology, a low-pressure system where an air jacket focuses the paint mist when spraying, so that the user consumes up to 15 per cent less paint. In addition, the air jet speeds up the drying of paint, so that hardly any tears occur and a second coat can be instantly sprayed over the coat of paint already applied