Extremely compact tool size with enhanced dust and drip-proof performance.
| Attribute Label |
Value |
| Battery Capacity | NA |
| Charging Time | NA |
| Chuck Size | 13 MM |
| Chuck Type | Keyless Chuck |
| Impact Frequency | 6 000-30 000 /MIN |
| Max Drilling Capacity Brickwork | 16 MM |
| Max Drilling Capacity Steel | 13 MM |
| Max Drilling Capacity Wood | 76 MM |
| Max Torque | NA |
| No-Load 1st Gear | 400 RPM |
| No-Load 2nd Gear | 2 000 RPM |
| 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) | 13.80 |
| Package Length (cm) | 48.80 |
| Recommended Battery | 3.0Ah 18V |
| 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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| Torque Setting | YES |
