Strong Electric Drill 13mm 810Watt Hammer- Model STG1381

The STG1381 has 810 watt power and 7.5 amps.

The weight of this product is 2.4 kg. This drill is equipped with a dust-proof dimmer switch for speed control and has a side handle, depth gauge and three-system wrench and lock button. The speed of this string drill is 3000 rpm and the hammer impact power is 44800BPM.

Drill is one of the most widely used tools in the industry. Today, even in homes, different types of drills can be found for different uses.

13 mm watt 810 watt hammer drill model STG1381 has 810 watt power and 7.5 amps. The weight of this product is 2.4 kg. This drill is equipped with a dust-proof dimmer switch for speed control and has a side handle, depth gauge and three-system wrench and lock button. The speed of this string drill is 3000 rpm and the hammer impact power is 44800BPM.

The most important points about choosing a drill

1- More engine power

Drills are marketed with different powers according to consumer needs.

Drills for home use can be 10 mm with a power of 300 watts to 550 watts or 13 mm with a power of 600 watts to 1050 watts.

Drill 10 usually does not have a hammer mode and the hammer mode is intended for models 13 mm and higher.

2- Appropriate speed

Drills have a button to determine the speed of the machine because different jobs require different speeds. Things like drilling hard materials like cement require high speeds, while if high speeds are used to drill plastic materials, there is a possibility of cracking the object.

Usually the normal speed used to do most things is around 700 to 1100 rpm. The material of the surface where the electric drill is to be used plays an important role in our choice. For example, is it cement, wood, metal or other items? Think about it well.

3- Continuous or permanent use

The drill that is sometimes used does not need to have the same power as the drills that are used every day. But if you use the electric drill continuously, then you should provide a stronger model so that you can do your job easily. Give.

4- Where do you use the drill?

The project you want to use an electric drill has an important role in your choice. Wall surfaces – metal wood or …

Some common uses for electric drills include drilling wood

Tightening screws in different types – Punching all types of surfaces, including iron, concrete, brick and plaster

5- Reasonable price of drill

Another influential factor in choosing a drill is the appropriate and optimal price.