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Terratek 1050W Powerful Variable Speed Electric Hammer Drill

Name: Terratek 1050W Powerful Variable Speed Electric Hammer Drill
Brand: TERRATEK
SKU: TTID1050-2
Price: 39.99 GBP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 3.33 (3 reviews)

~~£59.99~~

Sold by Futura Direct

Product information

Description

General description

The Terratek 1050W TTID1050 Corded Hammer Drill is a powerful tool designed for various home drilling tasks. Equipped with a heavy-duty 1050 Watt motor, it efficiently drills into materials such as wood, metal, and plastic. The hammer mechanism delivers up to 48,000 beats per minute, making it ideal for drilling into brick and concrete.

Technical specifications

Power: 1050 Watts

Voltage: 240V

Max drilling capacities: Wood - 22mm, Steel - 8mm, Masonry - 13mm

Maximum speed: 3200 RPM

Chuck capacity: 1.5 – 13mm

Beats per minute: 0-48000

Usage

Variable speeds for precise hole placement

Reverse switch for added convenience

Thumbwheel for speed preselection

Soft grip handle for comfort and control

Other information

Terratek is a leading brand in power tools with over 40 years of experience

Products are featured on TV shopping channels and online

Features

Brand
TERRATEK
Length
11.61 cm
Width
10.43 cm
Height
2.76 cm
Weight
2.3 kg

Customer reviews

3,3

/ 3 Reviews

Reviews verified by ManoMano

MManoMano Customer

Published on 24/02/2022, United Kingdom

Its a cheap drill, but has done all its been asked so far. Got it as I need to core a big hole out of a wall and already burnt out a drill doing two so don't want to risk a more expensive drill. For the price it seems good and solid. Its loud and sounds 'rough' but power seems good. Doesn't come with a case or extra drill bits so buyers will need to get those separately.

1 person found this helpful

MManoMano Customer

Published on 23/04/2020, United Kingdom

Burnt out on first use Trying to send back on warranty

1 person found this helpful

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