ID ISD-6 ELECTRIC IMPACT SCREW DRIVER MACHINE [G-240V] - 27193
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Drive with Confidence — Professional Impact Power in Every Screw
The ID ISD-6 Electric Impact Screwdriver Machine is a professional-grade 710W power tool engineered for high-torque fastening in demanding environments. Delivering up to 4,300 RPM with a precision variable speed trigger and forward/reverse control, this 220–240V impact driver is built for contractors, tradespeople, and serious DIYers who require reliability, speed, and control on every job. Supplied with a Type G British 3-Pin plug, it is ready for immediate use across UAE, UK, and compatible markets.
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- 710W Rated Power Input — A high-output motor delivers sustained torque for heavy-duty applications including drywall screwing up to 5mm and self-drilling screws up to 6mm, making it suitable for steel, timber, and composite substrates without stalling.
- Variable Speed: 0–4,300 RPM — The progressive variable speed trigger gives the operator full control over fastening speed; light pressure for delicate materials, full squeeze for maximum throughput on structural work, all without changing settings.
- Forward & Reverse Operation — The forward/reverse selector allows instant switching between driving and extraction modes, enabling fast removal of stripped or over-driven screws without tool changes or downtime on site.
- Double Insulation Safety System — Engineered with Class II double insulation, the tool's internal electrical components are completely separated from the outer housing, eliminating the risk of electric shock even in damp or dusty construction environments.
- 220–240V / 50–60Hz Universal Compatibility — Rated for 220–240V AC at 50/60Hz, this impact driver operates reliably across UAE, UK, Europe, and other compatible markets, supplied with a Type G 3-pin plug for plug-and-play convenience.
- Compact & Ergonomic at 1.6 kg — At just 1.6 kg net weight, the ISD-6 reduces operator fatigue during prolonged overhead or repetitive fastening tasks, while the ergonomic grip ensures secure handling across all working angles.
The ID ISD-6 carries both CE certification (Machine Test) and CB certification (Comprehensive Machine Test), confirming compliance with international electrical safety and performance standards. Each unit ships complete with the machine itself, a printed guide book for setup and safe operation, an auto-stop carbon brush set (one pair) to support long-term maintenance, and two cross screwdriver bits ready for immediate use out of the box.
General Purchase & Comparison Queries
Is the ID ISD-6 suitable for professional use, or is it only for DIY?
The ID ISD-6 Electric Impact Screwdriver is built for both professional tradespeople and serious DIY users. Its 710W motor, 4,300 RPM variable speed, and heavy-duty construction make it well-suited for construction, manufacturing, automotive, and fit-out environments where consistent, high-torque fastening is required daily.
What plug type does the ISD-6 come with, and which countries is it compatible with?
The ISD-6 is supplied with a Type G British 3-Pin plug and is rated at 220–240V / 50–60Hz, making it compatible with the UAE, United Kingdom, Hong Kong, Singapore, and other markets using Type G sockets. No adapter is required for use in the UAE or UK.
What certifications does the ID ISD-6 hold?
The ID ISD-6 is certified to international safety and performance standards, holding both CE certification (Machine Test) and CB certification (Comprehensive Machine Test). These certifications confirm the tool meets rigorous electrical safety, electromagnetic compatibility, and performance benchmarks required for professional power tools.
Product-Specific and Usage Queries
What screw sizes can the ID ISD-6 handle?
The ISD-6 is rated for drywall screws up to 5mm and self-drilling screws up to 6mm. This covers the majority of fastening tasks in drywall installation, steel stud framing, timber construction, and light steel fabrication. Two cross screwdriver bits are included in the box for immediate use.
How does the variable speed trigger work on the ISD-6?
The variable speed trigger on the ISD-6 is pressure-sensitive — the harder you squeeze, the faster the motor spins the driveshaft, up to a maximum of 4,300 RPM. This allows precise control for delicate materials at low speed and maximum throughput for structural fastening at full speed, all without adjusting any settings manually.
Can the ISD-6 remove screws as well as drive them?
Yes. The ISD-6 features a forward and reverse control that allows you to instantly switch the rotation direction. This makes it equally effective for removing screws, extracting fasteners, and reversing out over-driven or stripped screws — a critical feature for professional site work where speed and flexibility matter.
Problem/Solution-Oriented Queries
I'm concerned about electric shock risk on a damp construction site. Is the ISD-6 safe?
The ISD-6 is built with Class II double insulation, meaning all internal electrical components are fully isolated from the outer casing. This design eliminates the path for electric current to reach the operator even if internal insulation degrades, making it significantly safer in damp, dusty, or outdoor construction environments. Always follow standard electrical safety practices when using any power tool.
The tool's performance seems to have reduced over time. What should I check?
Reduced performance in an impact screwdriver is most commonly caused by worn carbon brushes. The ISD-6 includes an auto-stop carbon brush set (one pair) in the box specifically for this maintenance task. When the brushes wear down to their limit, the auto-stop feature cuts power to protect the motor. Replacing the carbon brushes with the included set will typically restore full performance. Refer to the included guide book for step-by-step replacement instructions.
The screws are being over-driven and damaging the material surface. How do I fix this?
Over-driving is typically caused by running the tool at too high a speed for the material. Use the variable speed trigger to apply lighter pressure when working with softer materials like drywall or thin timber — this reduces RPM and gives you greater control over screw depth. For consistent depth across multiple fasteners, practice on a scrap piece first to find the right trigger pressure for your specific material and screw size.
Machine (1 Pcs), Guide Book (1 Pcs), Auto-Stop Carbon Set (1 Pair), Cross Screwdrive Bit (2pcs)