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ID PSB570VR ELECTRIC IMPACT DRILL MACHINE [G-240V] - 26960

Sale priceDhs. 110.00 Regular priceDhs. 200.00
SKU: 26960
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The ID PSB570VR Electric Impact Drill Machine is a professional-grade, 500W corded impact drill engineered for demanding applications in construction, masonry, and heavy industry. Featuring a dual-mode hammer/drill function, variable speed trigger, and a robust 13mm chuck, this machine delivers up to 41,600 impacts per minute and a no-load speed of 2,600 RPM, all in a compact, 2 kg lightweight body with a Type G (British 3-Pin) plug for UAE and GCC compatibility.

Key Features Perfect For
  • 500W heavy-duty motor with innovative drive technology
  • Dual-mode: standard drilling & impact/hammer drilling
  • Variable speed trigger (0–2,600 RPM) with forward/reverse control
  • 360° fully rotatable auxiliary handle for two-handed stability
  • Double insulation safety design — no electrical contact with outer casing
  • Drilling into concrete, brick, and masonry walls
  • Metalwork and steel fabrication (up to 10mm)
  • Woodworking and carpentry (up to 25mm)
  • Construction site fastening and driving tasks
  • DIY home renovation and professional trade use

Built to Perform Where Others Stop — Power, Precision, and Control in Every Drill

  • 500W Rated Power Input with High-Torque Motor: Driven by a robust 500W motor operating on 220–240V~ at 50/60Hz, the PSB570VR delivers consistent, high-torque output across all materials. Whether you are driving fasteners into dense hardwood or boring through reinforced masonry, the motor sustains performance without overheating or power drop-off — making it a reliable workhorse for extended professional use.
  • 41,600 Impacts Per Minute in Hammer Mode: The integrated impact hammer mechanism generates up to 41,600 blows per minute (BPM), creating a rapid, percussive striking action that pulverizes concrete, brick, and stone with minimal effort. This high-impact frequency dramatically reduces drilling time in hard substrates compared to standard rotary drills, improving on-site productivity.
  • Dual-Mode Slide Switch — Drill and Hammer Drill in One Tool: A clearly marked dual-function slide switch allows seamless transition between standard rotary drilling (ideal for wood up to 25mm and steel up to 10mm) and hammer/impact drilling (masonry and brick up to 13mm). This versatility eliminates the need for multiple tools on site, reducing equipment costs and improving workflow efficiency.
  • Variable Speed Trigger with Forward/Reverse Control: The variable speed trigger provides proportional speed control from 0 to 2,600 RPM — the harder you squeeze, the faster the motor spins — giving you precise control for delicate pilot holes or full-speed power drilling. The forward/reverse switch enables effortless screw removal, bit extraction, and reversible fastening operations without repositioning.
  • 13mm Keyless-Compatible Chuck with 1/2" Spindle Thread: The 13mm chuck capacity with a standard 1/2" spindle thread accepts a wide range of drill bits, masonry bits, and driver accessories. The chuck key (included) ensures a secure, wobble-free bit grip even under high-impact loads, maintaining drilling accuracy and extending bit life.
  • 360° Rotatable Auxiliary Handle and Ergonomic Grip: The fully 360-degree adjustable side handle can be positioned at any angle to suit the drilling direction, providing superior leverage, two-handed control, and reduced operator fatigue during prolonged use. Combined with the rubberized ergonomic grip and a balanced, compact body weighing just 2 kg, the PSB570VR minimizes wrist strain and maximizes user comfort on demanding job sites.
  • Double Insulation and Auto-Stop Carbon Brush System: Engineered with a double insulation design, the electrical components are fully isolated from the outer casing, eliminating the risk of electric shock even in damp or dusty environments. The included auto-stop carbon brush set automatically cuts motor power when the brushes wear down, protecting the motor armature from damage and extending the overall service life of the machine. The PSB570VR is certified to CE (Machine Test) and CB (Comprehensive Machine Test) standards, confirming compliance with international electrical safety and performance benchmarks. Each unit ships complete with the machine, a guide book, an auto-stop carbon brush set, a 360° auxiliary handle, a chuck key, and a depth gauge — everything needed to begin work immediately out of the box.

General Purchase & Comparison Queries

What makes the ID PSB570VR different from a standard rotary drill?

Unlike a standard rotary drill that only spins the bit, the ID PSB570VR combines rotation with a rapid hammering action — delivering up to 41,600 impacts per minute. This makes it significantly more effective at drilling into concrete, brick, and masonry where a standard drill would stall or wear out bits prematurely. The dual-mode switch lets you use it as a conventional drill for wood and metal, or switch to hammer mode for hard substrates — giving you two tools in one.

Is this drill compatible with UAE and GCC power outlets?

Yes. The ID PSB570VR is fitted with a Type G (British 3-Pin) plug, which is the standard plug type used across the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Bahrain, and other GCC countries. It operates on 220–240V~ at 50/60Hz, fully compatible with local mains power — no adapter required.

Does this machine come with accessories, or do I need to buy them separately?

The ID PSB570VR comes as a complete ready-to-use kit. In the box you will find the machine itself, a guide book, an auto-stop carbon brush set, a 360° auxiliary handle, a chuck key, and a depth gauge. Drill bits are not included and must be purchased separately depending on your application (masonry, wood, or metal bits).

Product-Specific and Usage Queries

What is the maximum drilling capacity of the PSB570VR?

The ID PSB570VR supports a maximum drilling capacity of 13mm in brick and masonry, 10mm in steel, and 25mm in wood. The 13mm chuck with a 1/2" spindle thread accommodates a wide range of standard drill bits for all three material types, making it suitable for most construction and trade applications.

How do I switch between drill mode and hammer drill mode?

Switching modes is straightforward. The machine features a clearly marked dual-function slide switch on the body. Slide it to the drill icon for standard rotary drilling (wood and metal), or slide it to the hammer icon to activate impact/hammer drilling mode for concrete, brick, and masonry. Always ensure the machine is stationary and powered off before changing modes.

Can I control the drilling speed, and does it have a reverse function?

Yes. The variable speed trigger gives you proportional control from 0 to 2,600 RPM — light pressure for slow, controlled starts and full squeeze for maximum drilling speed. The forward/reverse switch allows you to reverse the bit rotation for screw removal, bit extraction, or backing out of a hole, adding significant versatility to everyday tasks.

Problem/Solution-Oriented Queries

The drill is vibrating excessively during use — what should I do?

Excessive vibration is usually caused by an improperly secured bit or an unbalanced auxiliary handle position. First, ensure the drill bit is fully seated and tightened in the 13mm chuck using the chuck key. Next, reposition the 360° rotatable auxiliary handle to a comfortable two-handed grip angle that gives you firm control over the machine. If vibration persists, inspect the bit for damage or wear and replace if necessary. Never operate the machine without the auxiliary handle during heavy drilling.

The motor has stopped working mid-use — what could be the cause?

If the motor stops suddenly during operation, the most likely cause is the auto-stop carbon brush system activating — this is a built-in safety feature that automatically cuts power when the carbon brushes reach the end of their service life, protecting the motor armature from damage. The included auto-stop carbon brush set can be used to replace the worn brushes and restore full operation. If the motor does not restart after brush replacement, check the power supply connection and ensure the 220–240V~ outlet is functioning correctly before contacting support.

The drill is not making progress on a concrete wall — how can I improve performance?

If drilling into concrete is slow or ineffective, first confirm the dual-mode switch is set to hammer/impact mode — standard drill mode will not activate the percussive mechanism needed for masonry. Ensure you are using a carbide-tipped masonry bit sized within the 13mm maximum capacity. Apply firm, steady forward pressure without forcing the drill — let the 41,600 BPM impact frequency do the work. If the bit is dull or overheated, replace it. For very hard concrete or reinforced slabs, pre-drill a pilot hole with a smaller bit before stepping up to the final diameter.