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ID ED16A ELECTRIC DRILL MACHINE [G-240V] - 21693
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ID ED16A ELECTRIC DRILL MACHINE [G-240V] - 21693

Sale priceDhs. 140.00 Regular priceDhs. 200.00
SKU: 21693
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The ID ED16A Electric Drill Machine is an 800W heavy-duty corded drill engineered for demanding construction, woodworking, and industrial drilling tasks. Built with double insulation, constant-speed electronics, and a 16mm industrial keyed chuck, this 220–240V drill delivers controlled, high-torque performance across steel, wood, and mixed materials, supplied with a Type G (British 3-Pin) plug for direct UAE and GCC use.

Key Features Perfect For
  • 800W Heavy-Duty Motor with constant-speed electronics
  • 16mm Industrial Keyed Chuck for secure bit grip
  • Double Insulation for enhanced electrical safety
  • 360° Rotating D-Type Auxiliary Handle for full control
  • Type G Plug — UAE & GCC ready, no adapter needed
  • Steel drilling up to 16mm
  • Wood drilling up to 36mm
  • Construction site and fit-out work
  • Mixing paint, adhesives, and mortar
  • Heavy-duty DIY and workshop projects

800W Industrial Power. Steady Speed. Total Control — On Every Job Site.

  • 800W Rated Power Input at 220–240V / 50–60Hz: The ID ED16A runs on a full 800-watt motor drawing from a standard UAE mains supply, generating sustained cutting force ideal for prolonged drilling sessions in dense materials without overheating or power drop.
  • Constant-Speed Electronics for Consistent Drilling Progress: Unlike basic drills that slow under load, the constant-speed control system maintains a steady 680 RPM no-load speed, ensuring uniform hole quality and faster progress through hardwood, steel plate, and composite materials.
  • 16mm Industrial Keyed Chuck with 16mm Steel / 36mm Wood Capacity: The large-bore keyed chuck accepts drill bits, spade bits, and mixing paddles up to 16mm shank diameter, locking them with mechanical precision to eliminate slippage during high-torque operations — critical for mixing thick adhesives or drilling structural steel.
  • Double Insulation for Safe Operation in Demanding Environments: The double-insulated housing ensures complete electrical isolation between internal components and the outer casing, providing a critical safety layer on wet or dusty construction sites where grounding cannot always be guaranteed.
  • 360° Adjustable D-Type Auxiliary Handle for Anti-Kickback Control: The fully rotating D-shaped side handle can be positioned at any angle around the drill collar, giving operators a firm two-handed grip that absorbs torque reaction and reduces fatigue during extended overhead or horizontal drilling.
  • Auto-Stop Carbon Brush Set Included for Extended Motor Life: Supplied with an auto-stop carbon brush set, the drill automatically cuts power when brushes wear to their limit — protecting the motor armature from damage and signalling the operator to replace brushes before costly internal wear occurs.
  • Compact Weight of 3.2 kg for a Heavy-Duty Class Tool: At just 3.2 kg net weight, the ED16A balances industrial capability with manageable handling, reducing operator fatigue on multi-hour drilling tasks compared to heavier 16mm class machines.

The ID ED16A carries CE certification (Machine Test), confirming compliance with European safety and electromagnetic compatibility standards — a mark of quality assurance relevant to both GCC and export markets. Each unit ships complete with the drill machine, a guide book, an auto-stop carbon brush set (1 pair), an auxiliary D-handle, and a chuck key — everything required to begin work immediately out of the box.

General Purchase & Comparison Queries

Is the ID ED16A suitable for use in the UAE and GCC without an adapter?

Yes. The ID ED16A is rated at 220–240V / 50–60Hz and comes fitted with a Type G (British 3-Pin) plug, which is the standard socket type used across the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Bahrain, and other GCC countries. No plug adapter or voltage converter is required.

How does the ED16A compare to a standard 13mm drill for heavy-duty work?

The ED16A is a 16mm industrial-class drill, a step above the common 13mm category. Its larger chuck accepts bigger drill bits and mixing paddles, its 800W motor delivers more sustained torque, and its constant-speed electronics maintain performance under load — making it significantly better suited for structural drilling in steel and hardwood, and for mixing heavy materials like tile adhesive or mortar.

Does this drill come with a warranty and what certifications does it carry?

The ID ED16A carries CE certification (Machine Test), confirming it meets European safety and electromagnetic compatibility standards. For warranty terms applicable to your purchase, please refer to the product documentation included in the box or contact our support team directly.

Product-Specific and Usage Queries

Can the ID ED16A be used for mixing paint, adhesive, or mortar?

Yes. The 16mm industrial keyed chuck is designed to accept mixing paddle attachments with shanks up to 16mm, and the 800W motor at 680 RPM provides the low-speed, high-torque output ideal for mixing thick materials such as tile adhesive, epoxy, mortar, and paint. The constant-speed electronics ensure the motor does not bog down under the resistance of heavy mixtures.

What is the maximum drilling capacity and what materials can it handle?

The ED16A drills up to 16mm in steel and up to 36mm in wood. It is built for multi-material use including structural steel, hardwood, softwood, plywood, plastics, and composite boards. Note that this is a rotary drill — for concrete or masonry, a hammer drill or SDS drill would be more appropriate.

How does the D-Type auxiliary handle improve control and safety?

The 360° rotating D-shaped auxiliary handle mounts around the drill collar and can be locked at any angle to suit the drilling position — whether horizontal, vertical, or overhead. This two-handed grip significantly reduces the risk of kickback injury when the bit catches in material, absorbs torque reaction, and reduces wrist and arm fatigue during extended use on site.

Problem/Solution-Oriented Queries

The drill has stopped working suddenly — what could be the cause?

The most likely cause is that the auto-stop carbon brushes have reached the end of their service life. The ED16A is equipped with an auto-stop carbon brush set that automatically cuts power to the motor when the brushes wear down to their limit — this protects the motor armature from damage. Simply replace the carbon brushes (a spare pair is included in the box) and the drill will resume normal operation.

The drill is slowing down under load — is this normal?

No — the ED16A features constant-speed electronics specifically designed to maintain a steady 680 RPM even under heavy load. If you are experiencing significant speed drop, check that the drill bit is sharp and correctly seated in the chuck, that the chuck key has been used to fully tighten the bit, and that the mains supply voltage is stable at 220–240V. Persistent speed loss may indicate worn carbon brushes that need replacement.

The chuck is not gripping the drill bit securely — how do I fix this?

The ED16A uses a keyed chuck, which requires the included chuck key to tighten properly — hand-tightening alone is insufficient for secure bit retention. Insert the chuck key into each of the three chuck key holes in sequence and tighten firmly. If the chuck still slips after correct keying, inspect the chuck jaws for wear or debris and clean with compressed air. Continued slippage may indicate the chuck requires servicing or replacement.