The DeWalt D25133K SDS 3 Mode Hammer Drill is ideal for drilling anchor and fixing holes into conc...The DeWalt D25133K SDS 3 Mode Hammer Drill is ideal for drilling anchor and fixing holes into concrete and masonry from 4 to 26 mm in diameter. It delivers up to 2 joules of impact energy and features 3 drilling modes: hammer drilling for concrete, impact stop for drilling other materials, and rotation stop for light chiselling applications. The drill has a no-load speed of 0-1550rpm and an impact rate of 0-5680 bpm. Its maximum drilling capacity is 30mm in wood, 22mm in concrete, and 13mm in steel. This 240V mains powered drill also includes a mechanical clutch, electronic variable speed, and an ergonomic rubber-coated back handle. It comes supplied in a case.
This guide is for users of the DeWalt D25133K SDS+ Hammer Drill, providing essential information for effective operation. This drill is ideal for drilling anchor and fixing holes into concrete and masonry. Keep in mind that this is a mains-powered tool, so a power outlet is always required.
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Model Part Number
D25133K
Brand
DeWalt
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What kind of drill bits does this drill use?
This drill uses SDS+ drill bits.
What is the maximum drilling capacity in concrete?
The maximum drilling capacity in concrete is 22mm.
Can I use this drill for light chiselling?
Yes, it has a rotation stop mode for light chiselling applications.
How do I change the drill bit?
Pull back the chuck collar and insert the SDS+ bit.
What is the impact energy?
The impact energy is up to 2 joules.
What is the no-load speed of the drill?
The no-load speed is 0-1550rpm.
What is the maximum drilling capacity in wood?
The maximum drilling capacity in wood is 30mm.
Troubleshooting
Drill won't start
Check the power supply and ensure the drill is properly plugged in. Check the cord for any damage. Check the fuse.
Drill is losing power
Reduce the speed, and if the motor is overloaded, reduce pressure on the drill. Check the carbon brushes.
Drill bits keep falling out
Make sure the bit is properly inserted and locked into the SDS+ chuck.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Versatile with 3 drilling modes.
Powerful impact energy for efficient drilling in concrete and masonry.
Variable speed control for precision.
Ergonomic design for comfortable use.
Includes a mechanical clutch for safety.
Cons
Requires a mains power supply (240V).
May be heavy for extended overhead use.
Bit changes can be time-consuming compared to some other chuck types.
Requires proper safety gear.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Connect the drill to a 240V power outlet.
Insert the appropriate SDS+ drill bit by pulling back the chuck collar and inserting the bit.
Select the desired drilling mode (hammer, impact stop, or rotation stop).
Choose the appropriate speed setting.
Compatibility:
Compatible with SDS+ drill bits.
Use appropriate drill bits for the material being drilled (concrete, wood, steel).
Care:
Clean the drill after each use, removing dust and debris.