MAC AFRIC 720 W Rotary Hammer Drill (SDS Plus)

Name: MAC AFRIC 720 W Rotary Hammer Drill (SDS Plus)
SKU: 4172147
Price: 139.53 USD
Availability: InStock

$139.53

Category: Power Tools

The MAC AFRIC 720W Rotary Hammer Drill is designed to tackle tough tasks with ease, whether you’re boring into concrete, masonry, or drilling into wood. It features an ergonomic handle for comfortable use, a 3-mode selection for versatile applications, and an SDS Plus system for quick and easy bit changes. This drill combines power and convenience for a wide range of projects

Attribute Label	Value
Cable Length	3.4 M
Chuck Size	26 MM
Chuck Type	SDS-PLUS
Frequency	50 HZ
Handle Side	Adjustable
Impact Rate	4 000 RPM
Max Drilling Capacity Brickwork	26 MM
Max Drilling Capacity Steel	13 MM
Max Drilling Capacity Wood	30 MM
No Load Speed	1 200 RPM
Number Speed Settings	1
PDP 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.
Package Height (cm)	11.00
Package Length (cm)	43.80
Power Output	720 W
Sound Level	NA
Specifications Description	#html-body [data-pb-style=IX1WWIE]{justify-content:flex-start;display:flex;flex-direction:column;background-position:left top;background-size:cover;background-repeat:no-repeat;background-attachment:scroll;margin:10px} 5 DRILLING TIPS AND TRICKS HOW-TO: Start with a punchâPre-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. Donât use too much forceâA drill should cut effectively with only consistent, minor force. Skinny bits will break if you push on them too hard. Step up sizesâRather 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 woodâDrill bits will work most effectively for drilling wood if you use high speeds. Use slow speeds for drilling metalâConversely, 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.
Torque	NA
User Manual Link	https://www.adendorff.co.za/media/wysiwyg/Manuals/SDRILI-002%20Z1C-FF05-26.pdf