750W Heavy Duty Hammer Drill with variable speed and reverse controls. Suitable for driving and re...750W Heavy Duty Hammer Drill with variable speed and reverse controls. Suitable for driving and removing screws. Hammer action allows up to Ø13mm capacity in masonry. Features high quality Ø13mm chuck, textured grip handle and is supplied with adjustable side handle, 2m cable and 3-pin plug. Chuck Size - Ø13mm, Drilling Capacities - Wood - Ø20mm, Steel - Ø10mm, Masonry - Ø13mm, Hammer Action - 0-45000bpm, Motor Power - 750W, Net Weight - 2kg, No-Load Speed - 0-3000rpm, Supply - 230V.
This 750W Loops Hammer Drill is designed for DIY enthusiasts and tradespeople tackling a range of drilling and driving tasks. Its key benefit lies in its versatility, offering both standard drilling and hammer action for masonry up to Ø13mm, alongside variable speed and reverse for screw driving. A potential caveat is its 2kg weight, which may require consideration for extended overhead use.
All features
Model Part Number
ys08343
Brand
Loops
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is the maximum drilling capacity in masonry?
The drill has a capacity of Ø13mm in masonry when the hammer action is engaged.
Can this drill be used for driving screws?
Yes, the variable speed and reverse controls make it suitable for driving and removing screws.
What type of bits can I use with the Ø13mm chuck?
The drill is compatible with standard bits featuring a shank size up to Ø13mm.
How long is the power cable?
The drill is supplied with a 2-meter long cable.
Is an adjustable side handle included?
Yes, an adjustable side handle is supplied with the drill to provide extra stability and control.
What is the no-load speed range?
The no-load speed ranges from 0 to 3000rpm.
What is the hammer action rate?
The hammer action provides 0-45000 blows per minute (bpm).
Troubleshooting
Drill does not power on
Check if the power cable is securely plugged into a working outlet. Ensure the trigger is being pressed correctly.
Chuck is difficult to open or close
Ensure there is no debris in the chuck mechanism. Try gently tapping the chuck collar while attempting to adjust it.
Reduced drilling performance in masonry
Confirm the hammer action is engaged. Ensure the correct masonry bit is being used and check for wear. Clean any dust buildup from the bit and chuck.
Overheating during use
Avoid prolonged continuous use at maximum load. Allow the drill to cool down between tasks. Ensure ventilation slots are unobstructed.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Versatile for drilling and screw driving
Powerful 750W motor handles tough materials
Variable speed offers control for various applications
Hammer function is effective for masonry
Durable Ø13mm chuck
Cons
Weighs 2kg, which might be heavy for prolonged overhead work
Only one drill bit size specified for masonry capacity
Long-term durability compared to professional-grade tools is unstated
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Ensure the drill is unplugged before inserting or removing bits.
Open the chuck jaws by twisting the front collar.
Insert the desired drill bit or screwdriver bit fully into the chuck.
Tighten the chuck firmly by twisting the collar until secure.
Attach the adjustable side handle by screwing it into the designated port on the drill body, positioning it for optimal control.
Compatibility:
Compatible with standard Ø13mm shank drill bits, wood bits, masonry bits, and screwdriver bits.
Operates on a 230V power supply via the attached 2m cable and 3-pin plug.
Care:
Keep the drill clean by wiping it with a dry or slightly damp cloth after use. Avoid using solvents.
Ensure ventilation slots are clear of dust and debris.