Drill Celma Wiertarka Celma PRCk 13GEO 710W

The Celma Wiertarka PRCk 13GEO 710W is an impact drill engineered for professional and DIY applications. Equipped with a robust 710W motor, this electric drill delivers consistent power for drilling into wood, metal, masonry and other common materials. Adjustable speed control and a reverse function extend its versatility, while an ergonomic housing and durable components support extended use and reliable performance.

Advantages

The drill combines high torque from a 710W motor with impact action to ease penetration in harder materials. Variable speed control allows precise regulation of drilling and screwdriving tasks, and the reverse function facilitates screw removal and bit changes. The ergonomic design reduces user fatigue during extended operation, and the solid construction is intended to withstand regular workshop or on-site use.

Suitable for

• Drilling holes in wood and metal
• Masonry drilling with appropriate bits
• Screwdriving and fastener removal
• General workshop and home renovation tasks

Key specifications

• Motor power: 710 W
• Operation mode: impact (hammer) and standard drilling
• Speed control: variable speed trigger
• Direction: forward and reverse
• Chuck type: keyless chuck (suitable for common drill bits)
• Ergonomics: designed handle for prolonged use

How to use

Select a drill bit appropriate for the material and secure it in the keyless chuck. Set the drill to impact mode for masonry or to standard drilling for wood and metal. Use the variable speed control to start at a low speed and increase as needed for cleaner holes; engage reverse to remove screws or back out a stuck bit. Maintain a firm grip and apply steady, even pressure; avoid forcing the tool beyond its intended load to preserve motor life.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and hearing protection when operating the drill. Match bit type and size to the material, and let the tool and bit cool periodically during extended heavy use. For masonry, use carbide-tipped masonry bits and moderate percussive force; for metal, apply cutting lubricant where recommended.