The DeWalt D25033K SDS Plus 3 Mode Hammer Drill is ideal for drilling anchor and fixing holes into...The DeWalt D25033K SDS Plus 3 Mode Hammer Drill is ideal for drilling anchor and fixing holes into concrete and masonry from 4 to 22mm in diameter. It has a rotation-stop mode for light chiselling applications in brick, soft masonry and occasionally concrete. Its impact-stop mode is suitable for drilling in wood, steel, ceramic and screwdriving applications. The large hammer mechanism delivers high performance with low stress to the critical components, resulting in better durability. The drill has a mechanical clutch that eliminates sudden high-torque reaction, should the bit jam. It also features electronic variable speed for total control in any application. Its rounded ergonomic industrial design allows easy and comfortable handling in any application. Supplied with: 1 x Multi-Position Side Handle, 1 x Depth Stop and 1 x Heavy-Duty Carrying Case. Specifications: Mode: Rotary, SDS Hammer, Chisel Only.Input Power: 710W.No Load Speed: 0-1,550/min. Impact Rate: 0-5,680/bpm, 2.0 joules.Capacity: Wood 30mm, Steel 13mm, Concrete 22mm, Core 50mm.Toolholder: SDS.Weight: 2.5kg.
This guide is for professionals and DIY enthusiasts who need a powerful and versatile hammer drill for concrete, masonry, and other materials. The DeWalt D25033K excels at drilling anchor holes and light chiseling tasks, offering a robust solution for demanding applications. Keep in mind that while it offers variable speed, you'll want to ensure you're using the correct settings for the material to avoid damaging the bit or the workpiece.
All features
Model Part Number
D25033K
Brand
DeWalt
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is the warranty period?
Warranty information is not available in the provided product details.
What type of bits does this drill use?
This drill uses SDS-plus bits.
What materials can I drill into?
The DeWalt D25033K can drill into wood, steel, concrete, and masonry.
How do I change the drill bit?
Insert the SDS-plus bit into the chuck. The bit will lock automatically.
What is the purpose of the side handle?
The side handle provides better control and stability during drilling and chiseling.
Can I use this drill for screwdriving?
Yes, it has an impact-stop mode suitable for screwdriving.
Where can I find replacement parts?
Replacement parts may be available through DeWalt or authorized dealers.
Troubleshooting
Drill won't turn on.
Check the power source and ensure the drill is plugged in correctly. Examine the power cord for damage.
Drill bit is slipping.
Make sure the drill bit is properly inserted and locked into the SDS chuck. Check the bit for wear or damage and replace if necessary.
Drill is losing power.
Let the drill cool down. Reduce pressure and let the drill do the work. Avoid overloading the tool.
Chisel mode not working.
Ensure the mode selector is properly set to the chisel-only position. Check if the chisel bit is properly seated.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Versatile 3-mode operation suitable for a wide range of tasks.
Durable construction with a high-performance hammer mechanism.
Electronic variable speed for precise control.
Safety features like the mechanical clutch to protect the user.
Ergonomic design for comfortable use.
Comes with essential accessories for immediate use.
Cons
Weight of 2.5kg may cause fatigue during extended use.
May require more power than lighter drills for certain materials.
SDS bits are required, which might require additional purchases if you don't already own them.
Not suitable for extremely delicate work due to the power of the tool.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup: Attach the side handle for better control. Insert the depth stop to set the drilling depth. Connect the drill to a power source.
Bit Installation: Insert SDS-plus bits into the chuck, and the bit will lock automatically.
Operation: Select the appropriate mode (Rotary, Hammer, or Chisel). Adjust the speed using the variable speed control. Start drilling or chiseling, applying appropriate pressure.
Compatibility: This drill uses SDS-plus bits. Always use bits rated for the material you are working on.
Care: Keep the drill clean and free of debris. Use a damp cloth to wipe the exterior. Regularly inspect the cord for damage. Store in the provided carrying case.