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Privacy Policy
CPO Commerce, LLC ("CPO") operates the websites located at www.cpooutlets.com and other websites on which a copy of this privacy policy appears (cumulatively the "CPO Sites") as a service to its customers residing in the United States of America, its territories and possessions. CPO is the owner or authorized user of the content displayed on the CPO Sites.
CPO has adopted this privacy policy to inform you of the following:
- How we collect information on the CPO Sites.
- The types of information we collect on the CPO Sites.
- How we use information we collect.
- The circumstances under which CPO may disclose information gathered on the CPO Sites to third parties.
- The choices available to you on the CPO Sites regarding the collection and use of your information.
- Security procedures that we have put in place to protect your Personal Information.
For the purposes of this privacy policy, "Personal Information" is personally identifiable information about an individual person, as more particularly described under applicable privacy laws. You should carefully review this privacy policy before using the CPO Sites.
If you have questions or concerns regarding this privacy policy or the CPO Sites, you should contact us you should contact us (see section 12).
1. Policy Scope
This privacy policy applies to your use of the CPO Sites and CPO's treatment of information, including Personal Information, collected by or on behalf of CPO through the CPO Sites. Your use of linked or associated websites, or websites to which you may be directed, may be subject to different or additional terms, notices and policies, and such terms, notices and policies shall control as to those websites. For information regarding the collection and use of information on any of those websites or other third party sites, please refer to the terms of use and policies provided by those websites.
NOTE: THIS PRIVACY POLICY DOES NOT APPLY TO INFORMATION YOU PROVIDE, EITHER VOLUNTARILY OR INVOLUNTARILY, THROUGH RESPONSES TO SOME SURVEY REQUESTS INITIATED AT THE CPO SITES. SOME OF THESE SURVEYS ARE CONDUCTED BY YAHOO! INC. AND OTHER THIRD PARTIES. SUCH INFORMATION WILL BE GOVERNED BY THE APPLICABLE PRIVACY POLICY(IES) OF YAHOO! INC. OR OTHER THIRD PARTIES.
2. Our Information Collection Practices
Automatically Collected Information. When you visit the CPO Sites to place an order, browse, read, or download information, we may automatically collect and store the following types of non-personally identifiable information:
- Information collected as server logs from information provided by your browser.
- Click-through statistics.
- Your IP address.
- The type of web browser you are using to access CPO Sites.
- The type of operating system you are using.
- The name of the domain and host from which you access the Internet.
- The date and time you access CPO Sites.
- The Internet address of the sites from which you linked directly to CPO Sites.
Personal Information Provided Voluntarily by the User. You can use portions of the CPO Sites without providing any Personal Information. However, in order to take advantage of the full capabilities of the CPO Sites and to obtain access to, and use of, many of the features found on the CPO Sites, including placing orders for products offered for sale on the CPO Sites and receiving CPO email exclusives, you must provide certain Personal Information. You may also provide Personal Information when you participate in various services and offerings on the CPO Sites. Personal Information may include, without limitation:
- Your name, mailing address, email address, telephone number, fax number, billing information, and credit card number and related information.
- Information concerning your interests, occupation, product use and preferences.
You may also be asked to respond to additional questions to help us meet your needs. Certain functionalities on the CPO Sites, such as the "Email This Page to a Friend" feature, may require you to provide information regarding third parties. Similarly, if you request that an order or gift be sent directly to an individual other than yourself, you will also be asked to submit information about the recipient of the order or gift. This information may include a third party's name, address, phone number, fax number, email address, and other similar information.
3. Information Warranty
If you do provide Personal Information through the CPO Sites, including Personal Information regarding individuals other than yourself, you warrant that (i) you have the authority to provide that Personal Information and to grant CPO the right to use such Personal Information consistent with this privacy policy, (ii) you have provided that Personal Information voluntarily, and (iii) you consent to the use of that Personal Information consistent with this privacy policy.
4. Use and Disclosure of Information
Use of Automatically Collected Information. Information collected automatically through the CPO Sites provides us with information regarding your use of the CPO Sites, including which pages are the most popular with CPO Sites users. That information also allows us to determine if the CPO Sites are working properly and to make changes to the CPO Sites to allow the user to have a better experience on the CPO Sites. We do not use that information to identify a particular user.
We may aggregate and use certain non-personally identifiable information for research or marketing purposes and may share, sell and rent or trade that information and statistical information derived therefrom with our marketing partners, advertisers, or other third parties.
Use of Non-personally Identifiable Information Provided Voluntarily by the User. By remaining opted-in to our email list, you are acknowledging that we may sell, rent, share, trade or otherwise provide or transfer your non-personally identifiable information such as demographic and occupational information to third parties. Such third parties may use such information for whatever purposes they wish or may transfer such information to other third parties.
Business Uses of Information. CPO uses Personal Information you provide to us for internal business purposes, such as (i) for verification at login as a registered user, if applicable; (ii) for marketing purposes; (iii) to contact you regarding the products or services that you have ordered or requested and to provide the same; (iv) for fulfillment of promotions, including but not limited to sweepstakes, contests or subscriptions that you have entered; (v) to process and ship orders; (vi) to send order and shipping confirmations; (vii) to provide customer service, respond to your requests and inquiries and enhance product and service offerings; (viii) to keep records regarding orders, returns and exchanges; (ix) to protect both you and us against error and fraud; (x) to send information, product and service alerts and exclusive offers; (xi) to record usage of the CPO Sites; (xii) to adjust the CPO Sites to your personal preferences; and (xiii) to customize advertising and CPO marketing information regarding our products and services. We may also exchange information, including Personal Information, with other companies and organizations for credit fraud protection and risk reduction.
Service Providers and Vendors. We may also share your Personal Information with certain third parties that perform services for CPO. Those third parties may host the CPO Sites, operate certain features on the CPO Sites, print or send mailings, provide marketing materials for the CPO Sites, authorize and process your payments, provide customer service, analyze data and assist in fulfilling your orders, send emails on CPO's behalf, or otherwise assist CPO with the operation of the CPO Sites. Those third parties are not authorized to use or disclose your Personal Information for any purpose other than to perform the services designated by CPO.
Cooperative Database Services. We may participate in cooperative database services. These services help us to direct print mailings and other marketing initiatives to appropriate purchasers and website visitors. Names and mailing addresses may be shared between participating parties in the cooperative database services, but no credit card information or email addresses are provided to the cooperative.
Business Transfers. Automatically collected information and your Personal Information may be transferred as an asset in connection with a merger or sale involving all or part of CPO or as part of a corporate reorganization, stock sale or other change of control.
Required Disclosures. CPO may also provide your Personal Information to a third party if CPO in good faith believes that access, use, preservation or disclosure is reasonably necessary to satisfy any applicable law, regulation, legal process or enforceable government request. For example, CPO may be required to disclose your Personal Information to respond to a subpoena, court order or other legal process.
5. Consent to Processing and Transfers of Information
CPO may transfer information that you send to us, including, without limitation, Personal Information, to recipients in countries that do not provide the same level of legal data protection as the country from which you access the CPO Sites. By using the CPO Sites, you consent to those transfers and to the processing by CPO of that information.
6. Notice for Parents
The CPO Sites are considered to be general audience Sites and are not to be used by children. CPO does not sell products that are intended for children and does not intend to collect Personal Information from individuals under the age of eighteen (18). If you are the parent or guardian of a child who has provided personal information to us, please inform us as provided under Section 12 below, and we will delete that Personal Information.
7. Use of Cookies
Cookies are pieces of information that a website transfers to an individual's hard drive to identify previous visitors to the Sites. Cookies are text files that can be rejected or deleted by you at any time. You may disable cookies using your Internet browser settings. However, by deleting or rejecting cookies, you may inhibit the user experience on the CPO Sites and other sites. For example, in order to complete online transactions, cookies must be accepted.
CPO uses cookies to store information about your visit to the CPO Sites in order to enhance your visit to the CPO Sites. For example, storing that information will allow us to, on occasion, customize account pages for you. We also use cookies and tracking technologies to:
- Track user visits.
- Track your shopping cart and purchases.
- Determine what set-ups are most frequently rendered.
- Save your password so you do not have to provide it each time you visit CPO Sites.
In addition, we currently contract with several online partners to help manage and optimize the CPO Sites. We use the services of a marketing company to help us measure the effectiveness of our advertising and how visitors use our sites. To do this, we use Web beacons and cookies provided by our marketing company on the CPO Sites. The type of information we collect includes which pages are visited, which products are put into the shopping cart, which orders enter the checkout process, which checkouts are executed with payment, etc. By supplementing our records, this information helps us learn things like what pages are most attractive to our visitors, which of our products most interest our customers, and what kinds of offers our customers like to see. Although our marketing company manages the information coming from our sites on our behalf, we control how that data may and may not be used. If you do not want to help us learn how to improve our sites, products, offers and marketing strategy, you can "opt-out" of our ability to analyze such data by contacting us (see Section 12).
8. Security
CPO and authorized third parties employ reasonable measures, including administrative, technical, and physical measures, to protect your Personal Information from unauthorized access, loss, alteration, use or disclosure. For example, any Personal Information you enter when you place an order for a product, including, without limitation, your credit card and other Personal Information, is encrypted before transmission to CPO Sites servers by using Secure Sockets Layer 128-bit encryption, if supported by your browser. In addition, we use reasonable measures to limit the disclosure of your Personal Information consistent with this privacy policy. However, your Personal Information can never be 100% secure: information may be transmitted over networks without appropriate security measures and may be accessed, deleted, altered, used or disclosed by unauthorized persons. You can help us to protect your Personal Information by (i) not sharing your password or other account information with others, (ii) using a secure web browser, and (iii) changing your password frequently.
9. Managing Your Information
CPO reserves the right to retain any Personal Information reasonably necessary to appropriately document its business activities and for archival and record retention purposes. We will store your Personal Information for as long as reasonably necessary for the purposes described in this privacy policy. You may find out more details regarding this privacy policy by contacting us (see Section 12).
You may "opt-out" of receiving future email or other communications from us by clicking the "unsubscribe" link at the bottom of any email that you receive from us, or by contacting us (see Section 12). Please note that removal of your Personal Information from our database or "opting-out" will not stop (i) marketing or advertising content that is ready to be mailed or is queued for transmission to you prior to the time when we can implement your request, or (ii) the use of your Personal Information by third parties with whom CPO may have already shared your information.
10. Updates and Changes to Policies
CPO may change this privacy policy from time to time by posting updated versions of the privacy policy here. As we may make changes to this privacy policy at any time without notifying you, we suggest that you review this privacy policy each time you access or use the CPO Sites. Please note that our rights to use your Personal Information will be based on the privacy policy in effect at the time the information is collected.
11. Contact CPO
If you have questions regarding the CPO Sites, the privacy policy or your privacy on the CPO Sites, you can send a request with any further questions to our Customer Service Department by email to privacy@cpooutlets.com or by mail to:
CPO Outlets
P.O. Box 50768
Pasadena, CA 91115
California Privacy Rights
Under California Law, California residents have the right to request that CPO not share his or her personal information with third parties for those third parties' direct marketing use. To make such a request, email us at privacy@cpooutlets.com or by mail to:
CPO Outlets
P.O. Box 50768
Pasadena, CA 91115
Effective December 31, 2007
Compare Rotary Hammers vs Demolition Hammers and Impact Drills - What You Need
When tackling heavy-duty projects like drilling into concrete or breaking up other hard materials, using the right tool makes all the difference. You’ve probably heard of rotary hammers and demolition hammers, but knowing which one to actually choose can be challenging if you aren’t familiar with their distinct features.
In this guide, you’ll learn how these tools differ, what kinds of situations call for each, and how to find the best rotary hammers for your needs.
What Is a Rotary Hammer?
A rotary hammer is a powerful tool designed for drilling and chiseling into hard materials like concrete, stone, and masonry. It combines the action of a hammer with a rotary drill, which allows you to efficiently drill holes or perform light demolition work. This makes rotary hammers versatile and ideal for tasks such as drilling anchor holes, chipping away tiles, or installing rebar.
The advantage of using a rotary hammer over a standard drill is its ability to deliver more force and "hammering" action. For tough materials, the extra power makes a big difference, allowing you to get the job done faster and with less effort.
Rotary Hammer vs. Demolition Hammer: Key Differences
When comparing a rotary hammer vs. demolition hammer, you’ll find that while they may seem similar at first glance, their intended uses are quite different. A demolition hammer is explicitly built for breaking and chiseling hard materials. Unlike a rotary hammer, it doesn’t rotate. Instead, it provides a powerful, repetitive hammering action to break up concrete, asphalt, or stone.
You’ll want to use a demolition hammer when the primary goal is to break materials apart, such as demolishing old concrete slabs or chipping away at brick walls. However, if you need to drill holes or perform tasks requiring both drilling and chiseling, a rotary hammer is the better choice. Think of the rotary hammer as a more of a multi-functional tool, while the demolition hammer is specialized for high-impact jobs.
Rotary Hammer vs. Impact Drill: What Sets Them Apart?
You might also wonder about the differences between a rotary hammer vs. impact drill. An impact drill, sometimes called an impact driver, is primarily used for driving screws and drilling into lighter materials like wood and metal. It delivers torque rather than hammering action, which makes it suitable for tasks that require more twisting force.
Rotary hammers, on the other hand, are built to handle much tougher jobs, with a hammering mechanism that lets you drill into concrete and stone effectively. If you’re doing construction work that involves drilling through thick masonry or concrete, a rotary hammer will outperform an impact drill every time. If your project mainly involves driving screws or drilling in wood, an impact drill is the way to go.
Choosing the Best Rotary Hammers
When looking for the best rotary hammers, consider models from well-established brands like Bosch and Makita. These manufacturers offer tools with features that can make a significant difference in performance and comfort.
● Bosch Rotary Hammers: Bosch is known for its durable, high-quality tools. Their rotary hammers often come with advanced features like vibration reduction, which helps reduce fatigue during extended use. Some Bosch models also include built-in dust collection systems, which keep your workspace cleaner and safer.
● Makita Rotary Hammers: Makita’s rotary hammers are noted for their powerful motors and ergonomic designs. They typically offer various operating modes, allowing you to switch between rotary drilling, hammer drilling, and chiseling. This flexibility is great for users who need a tool that can handle different tasks on the job site.
Corded vs. Cordless Rotary Hammers vs. Demolition Hammers
Now that we've covered the differences between rotary and demolition hammers, it’s also important to compare corded vs. cordless rotary hammers.
Corded Rotary Hammers
These models are preferred for large, continuous projects because they provide unlimited runtime and consistent power. If you’re working on a big job, like drilling multiple anchor points in concrete or chiseling large surfaces, corded rotary hammers ensure you won’t have to worry about running out of battery.
Cordless Rotary Hammers
Cordless models offer the flexibility and convenience of portability. If your project requires you to move around a lot or work in areas without easy access to power outlets, cordless rotary hammers are probably your best solution. Advances in battery technology have made cordless tools almost as powerful as their corded counterparts, with the added benefit of mobility.
Demolition Hammers
Corded demolition hammers dominate this category, as their high power demands make batteries pretty impractical. If you need a tool for breaking up concrete or chiseling stone, corded demolition hammers will provide the consistent force needed to get the job done.
Types of Projects Suitable for a Rotary Hammer
If you’re still wondering whether you need a rotary hammer, consider the types of projects where these tools really shine:
● Drilling Into Concrete and Stone: When you need to drill holes for anchors, rebar, or other fixtures in hard materials, a rotary hammer is the best choice. The hammering action combined with the rotary motion allows for clean, efficient drilling without excessive force.
● Light Demolition Work: Although demolition hammers are the go-to tool for heavy-duty demolition, rotary hammers can handle lighter tasks such as breaking smaller sections of concrete or chiseling away tiles.
● Chiseling and Surface Preparation: On that note, many rotary hammers come with a chisel function, which is useful for prepping surfaces before laying tile, stone, or other materials.
Tips for Choosing the Right Tool
When selecting a rotary hammer, consider the following factors:
● Power Requirements: Choose a rotary hammer with plenty of power for the tasks you plan to tackle. Higher amperage models or those with brushless motors can handle those more demanding jobs.
● Comfort and Safety Features: Look for features like anti-vibration technology and ergonomic grips to reduce fatigue and improve safety during prolonged use. Some models also come with automatic shut-off functions for added protection.
● Corded vs. Cordless: Decide whether the flexibility of a cordless rotary hammer outweighs the continuous power of a corded model. For extensive projects, corded tools are usually the better option.
● Additional Features: Dust collection, multiple operating modes, and quick-change chuck systems can enhance the versatility, value, and ease of use of your rotary hammer.
The Right Hammer for the Job
Understanding the differences between rotary hammers and demolition hammers will help you pick the right tool for your projects. If you need a versatile tool that can handle both drilling and light demolition tasks, go with a rotary hammer. For heavy-duty demolition, a demolition hammer is your best bet. And when comparing rotary hammers to impact drills, keep in mind that rotary hammers are more suited for tougher jobs like drilling into concrete.
Explore our top-rated models from Bosch and Makita, and weigh the benefits of corded vs. cordless rotary hammers based on your project needs. With the right hammer in hand, you’ll be ready to tackle any tough job that comes your way.
