SKIL Taladro percutor 6745GA 1050W con cable y portabrocas de corona dentada, 13mm, regulación de velocidad, giro a derecha/izquierda, empuñadura auxiliar, tope de profundidad

Drilling into concrete, steel, or hardwood demands a tool that combines raw power with precise control. The SKIL Impact Drill 6745GA delivers 1050 watts of corded performance, ensuring consistent torque without battery fade. Its keyed 13mm chuck grips bits firmly, while variable speed and reverse let you match the pace to the material and back out screws cleanly.

Who is it for

This drill is built for serious DIYers, renovation professionals, and anyone who regularly works with masonry, thick timber, or metal. If you need reliable hammer drilling for concrete anchors or heavy-duty screwdriving in dense materials, the 6745GA provides the power and durability to handle the job day after day.

Main features

• 1050 W motor for demanding drilling and screwdriving tasks
• Impact mechanism with 0–48,000 BPM for efficient concrete drilling
• Variable speed trigger (0–3,000 RPM) for precise starts and control
• Keyed 13 mm chuck for maximum bit grip and torque transfer
• Reversible rotation for screwdriving and freeing jammed bits
• Auxiliary handle and depth stop for stability and repeatable hole depth
• Lock-on button for continuous operation during long drilling sessions
• 2 m power cord for extended reach without extension leads

Specifications

• Power: 1050 W
• Voltage: 230–240 V, 50 Hz
• No-load speed: 0–3,000 RPM
• Impact rate: 0–48,000 BPM
• Chuck type: Keyed, 13 mm
• Max drilling capacity: wood 25 mm, concrete 16 mm, steel 13 mm
• Speed control: Variable
• Rotation: Reversible
• Auxiliary handle: Yes
• Depth stop: Yes
• Lock-on button: Yes
• Power source: Corded electric
• Cable length: 2 m

Tips

For concrete drilling, apply firm, steady pressure and let the impact mechanism do the work—avoid forcing the bit. Use a pilot hole for large diameters and withdraw the bit periodically to clear debris. When screwdriving, start at low speed and increase gradually to prevent cam-out. Always secure the auxiliary handle for better control and reduced fatigue.