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POWERPLUS POWP3010 Hammer Drill 800W
*ONLY 1 DRILL MACHINE INCLUDED (PICTURE IS FOR ILLUSTRATIVE PURPOSES ONLYThis 800W hammer drill has the right setting for every kind of job: drilling, hammer drilling, chiseling, or chisel rotation. It can produce 4860 strokes per minute with an impact force of 4J and it drills holes up to Ø 26mm in concrete, up to Ø 13mm in steel, and up to Ø 40mm in wood. The depth stop comes in very handy for pre-set hole drilling.The speed itself is adjustable from 0 to 1050min-1. A lock-on button sets the drill for continuous running. The SDS plus type connection allows a fast and tool-free drill and chisel change. The soft grip gives you maximum comfort and control.The hammer drill is equipped with a removable auxiliary handle that can be fitted to suit both right-handed and left-handed DIYers. The POWP3010 is delivered with a dust cap, three drills, a flat chisel, and a pointed chisel.
| Package Length (cm) | 43.00 |
|---|---|
| Package Width (cm) | 34.00 |
| Package Height (cm) | 12.00 |
| Package Weight (kg) | 6.040000 |
| Chuck Size | 10 MM |
| Chuck Type | SDS |
| Impact Rate | 0-4860 Per/M |
| Max Drilling Capacity Steel | 13 MM |
| Max Drilling Capacity Wood | 40 MM |
| Max Drilling Capacity Brickwork | 26 MM |
| Sound Level | 102 DB(A) |
| Torque | NA |
| Handle Side | Adjustable |
| Number Speed Settings | None |
| No Load Speed | 1050 RPM |
| Voltage Input | 230 V @ 50 HZ |
| Power Output | 800 W |
| Cable Length | 4 M |
| Expert Advice | When it comes to drills, speed and torque (rotational power) are inversely related. When the motor is in a faster gear, it has less torque. When it is in a slower gear, it has more torque. |
| Specifications Description |
5 DRILLING TIPS AND TRICKS HOW-TO:
· Start with a punch—Pre-drilling will be much easier if you use an awl, or trim nail to punch a small depression where you want to drill. This helps guarantee very accurate drilling.
· Don’t use too much force—A drill should cut effectively with only consistent, minor force. Skinny bits will break if you push on them too hard.
· Step up sizes—Rather than use a lot of force, try starting with smaller drill bits and working your way up to the hole size you need.
· Use high speeds for drilling wood—Drill bits will work most effectively for drilling wood if you use high speeds.
· Use slow speeds for drilling metal—Conversely, slow speeds should be used for drilling metal, because metal material is removed in small scoops. If a bit is moving too fast, it will just skim along the surface.  |
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