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Product information
Description
- 650 Watt
- Variable speed
- Max in concrete: 14mm
- Includes accessory set
- Carry case
Features
- BrandMETABO
- Max torque10 nm
- Warranty2 year(s)
- OriginMade in China
- Power adapter includedNot applicable
- Torque10 Nm
- Storage accessoriesTool case
- Power sourceCorded
- Drill featureImpact
- ColourGreen
- Max diameter for metal drilling13 mm
- Hammer functionYes
- Height16.5 cm
- Detachable chuckYes
- Number of speeds1
- Weight1.8 kg
- Power650 W
- Pcs per pack1
- Voltage230 V
- ChuckSelf-tightening
- Sold as a setYes
- ManoMano ReferenceME88078702
- MMID251590667245
- Product code600742710
- EAN4061792249561
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Drill buying guide
From hammer drills to drill drivers, your choice of drill will come down to the type of tasks you want to complete. For example, a cordless drill is better for driving screws while a corded drill is best suited to drilling. Read on for our tips on picking the right torque, RPM, impact rate, battery and chuck type.
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Visit the METABO storeMETABO, a brand of the German company Metabo Werke Gmbh, is an epitome of German entrepreneurship. It was founded by Albrecht Schnizler in 1923 in Nürtingen (Baden-Württemberg), in the backroom of his parents' bakery. A passionate inventor, he designed the first hand-held drill capable of piercing metal, which was widely used at the time. Named the n°18, it sold over 50,000 units, mainly in Great Britain.
In 1929, Metabo Werke was founded with two other partners; METABO derives from the German Metallbohrdreher, hand drill. Innovations in power tools followed one another: in 1950 came the first grinder, the following year the sander, then a year later the quick-release chuck, and in 1957 a world exclusive: the percussion drill... in all, more than 500 patents and designs were registered.
METABO continues to manufacture its saws, hedge trimmers and screwdrivers in Germany: in 2005, more than half the company's employees were based in Germany. By 1999, the Group had become Europe's number 1 in woodworking tools, and the world's second largest.
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