ID ID13RF [N SERIES] 13MM ELECTRIC IMPACT DRILL MACHINE [G-240V] - 20258
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The ID ID13RF N Series 13mm Electric Impact Drill Machine is a 750W heavy-duty impact drill engineered for demanding applications in concrete, masonry, steel, and wood. Powered by innovative motor technology and built with double insulation for maximum safety, this compact, lightweight drill delivers up to 48,000 impacts per minute and a no-load speed of 0–3000 RPM, making it the go-to professional impact drill for construction, masonry, and heavy industry. Supplied with a Type G (British 3-Pin) plug, it is ready for use across the GCC and UK markets.
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Built to Perform Where It Matters Most — On the Toughest Jobs
- 750W Rated Power Input & 0–3000 RPM Variable Speed: The high-output motor delivers consistent torque across a full variable speed range, controlled by a progressive trigger — the harder you squeeze, the faster the driveshaft spins. This gives you precise control whether you are starting a pilot hole or driving at full speed through dense material.
- Up to 48,000 Impacts Per Minute with Top-Slider Engagement: The dedicated impact function slider engages a rapid hammer-blow mechanism alongside rotation, allowing the 13mm chuck to penetrate concrete up to 13mm, masonry up to 13mm, and wood up to 25mm with significantly less effort than a standard drill.
- 1.5–13mm Keyless-Compatible Chuck with 43mm Spindle Collar: The wide-range 1.5–13mm chuck capacity accepts a broad variety of drill bits — including the included HSS, wood, and concrete bits in 6mm and 8mm sizes — while the 43mm spindle collar diameter ensures compatibility with standard depth gauges and auxiliary handles.
- Forward/Reverse Control & Switch Lock for Versatile, Fatigue-Free Use: The forward and reverse selector makes it easy to extract stuck bits or drive and remove fasteners, while the side lock button locks the trigger for continuous running — ideal for long, repetitive drilling sessions where sustained pressure would otherwise cause finger fatigue.
- Double Insulation, Compact Body (360mm) & Lightweight at 1.7kg: Designed with double insulation so electrical components can never contact the outer casing, this drill weighs just 1.7kg and measures only 360mm in length, reducing operator fatigue during overhead or confined-space work. The ergonomic soft rubber rear grip further dampens vibration for a secure, slip-free hold across extended use.
- Rated 220–240V / 50–60Hz with 2m Cable & Type G Plug: Engineered for 220–240V AC supply at 50/60Hz, the drill ships with a 2-metre power cable and a Type G British 3-pin plug, making it immediately compatible with UAE, GCC, and UK power outlets without any adapter.
The ID ID13RF is supplied complete with the machine, auxiliary handle, chuck key, depth gauge, guide book, auto-stop carbon brush set, two HSS drill bits (6mm & 8mm), two wood drill bits (6mm & 8mm), and two concrete drill bits (6mm & 8mm) — everything needed to start drilling across multiple materials straight out of the box. This machine carries the CE mark (comprehensive machine test), the international CB certification (comprehensive machine test), the RoHS mark (raw materials compliance test), and the ECAS certification (Emirates Conformity Assessment Scheme testing) — confirming it meets rigorous safety, electromagnetic, and environmental standards for professional and consumer use.
General Purchase & Comparison Queries
Is the ID ID13RF suitable for both home DIY use and professional construction work?
Yes. The ID ID13RF N Series is engineered to bridge the gap between consumer and professional use. Its 750W motor, dual drill/impact function, and capacity to drill up to 13mm in concrete and masonry and 25mm in wood make it equally capable on a construction site or in a home workshop. The lightweight 1.7kg body and ergonomic rubber grip also make it comfortable for occasional DIY users who need a reliable, long-lasting tool.
How does this impact drill compare to a standard drill driver?
Unlike a standard drill driver that only rotates the bit, the ID ID13RF adds a hammering impact function delivering up to 48,000 impacts per minute alongside rotation. This makes it far more effective at penetrating hard materials like concrete, brick, and masonry where a standard drill would stall or overheat. The forward/reverse control and variable speed trigger also give it the versatility of a drill driver for everyday fastening tasks.
What plug type does this drill use, and is it compatible with UAE and UK sockets?
The ID ID13RF comes fitted with a Type G British 3-pin plug, which is the standard plug type used across the UAE, GCC region, and the United Kingdom. It operates on 220–240V AC at 50/60Hz, meaning it is fully compatible with standard wall sockets in these markets with no adapter required.
Product-Specific and Usage Queries
What is the maximum drilling capacity of the ID ID13RF in different materials?
The ID ID13RF is rated for the following maximum drilling diameters: 13mm in concrete, 13mm in masonry, 10mm in steel, and 25mm in wood. These capacities are achieved using the appropriate drill bit type — concrete/masonry bits for hard surfaces and HSS or wood bits for metal and timber respectively. The drill ships with 6mm and 8mm bits in all three categories to get you started immediately.
How do I switch between drill mode and impact hammer mode?
Switching between modes is straightforward. The top slider on the drill body engages and disengages the impact mechanism. When the slider is in the standard position, the drill operates in rotation-only mode — ideal for wood, metal, and screw driving. Sliding it to the impact position activates the hammer function, adding rapid percussive blows to the rotation for drilling into concrete, brick, and masonry. Always ensure the bit is fully seated in the 1.5–13mm chuck and tightened with the chuck key before switching modes.
What does the switch lock button do, and when should I use it?
The switch lock button (located on the side of the drill body) locks the trigger in the fully depressed position, allowing the drill to run continuously at full speed without you needing to maintain finger pressure. This is particularly useful during long, repetitive drilling sessions — such as installing multiple anchor bolts or running cable conduits — where sustained trigger pressure would cause finger fatigue. To disengage, simply press the trigger again or release the lock.
Problem/Solution-Oriented Queries
The drill is not penetrating concrete effectively — what should I check?
If the drill is struggling with concrete, first confirm the impact function is engaged using the top slider — without it, the drill operates in rotation-only mode which is not designed for masonry. Next, check that you are using a concrete or masonry drill bit (not an HSS or wood bit) and that the bit diameter does not exceed the 13mm maximum concrete capacity. Also inspect the carbon brushes — the included auto-stop carbon brush set is designed to protect the motor, and worn brushes will reduce power output significantly. Finally, ensure the power supply is a stable 220–240V source.
The drill bit is stuck in the chuck and won't release — how do I remove it?
Use the chuck key included in the box to loosen the chuck jaws. Insert the chuck key into one of the chuck key holes and turn it counter-clockwise to open the jaws fully. If the bit is seized due to debris or over-tightening, engage the reverse function briefly at low speed while holding the chuck — this can help break the bit free. Never attempt to force the bit out without loosening the chuck first, as this can damage the 1.5–13mm chuck mechanism.
The drill is vibrating excessively during use — is this normal, and how can I reduce it?
Some vibration is normal when the impact function is active, as the hammer mechanism delivers rapid percussive blows by design. However, excessive vibration can indicate an unbalanced or damaged bit — always use straight, undamaged bits and replace bent or worn ones immediately. Attach the included auxiliary handle to the 43mm spindle collar for a two-handed grip, which significantly improves control and reduces felt vibration. The ergonomic soft rubber rear grip is also designed to absorb residual vibration and should be used as the primary rear hand position during all drilling operations.
Machine (1 Pcs), Guide Book (1 Pcs), Auto-stop Carbon Set (1 Pair), Auxiliary Handle (1 Pcs), Chuck Key (1 Pcs), Depth Gauge (1 Pcs), HSS Drill Bits [6 & 8mm] (2 Pcs), Wood Drill Bits [6 & 8mm] (2 Pcs), Concrete Drill Bits [6 & 8mm] (2 Pcs)