Drill Celma UDR.2-B PRCz-13GEO/950W

The Celma UDR.2-B PRCz-13GEO/950W is an electric drill designed for general-purpose drilling tasks in wood, metal and masonry. It is powered by a 950 W motor that delivers up to 2800 RPM and accepts drill bits in a 13 mm keyless chuck. The tool's ergonomic body and relatively light construction are intended to reduce user fatigue during extended operation, while variable speed control supports precise work across different materials.

Advantages

This electric drill combines a high-power 950 W motor with a compact, ergonomic housing to provide a balance of performance and control. The 13 mm chuck accommodates a wide range of common drill bits, and the maximum rotational speed of 2800 RPM enables efficient drilling in both soft and harder materials. The design emphasizes comfort and maneuverability for both home users and professionals performing repetitive tasks.

Suitable for

• Drilling holes in wood for furniture assembly and carpentry
• Metal drilling for light fabrication and maintenance tasks
• Masonry drilling with appropriate masonry bits for anchors and wall fixtures
• DIY home improvement projects and general repair work

Key specifications

• Power: 950 W
• Maximum speed (no-load): 2800 RPM
• Chuck capacity: 13 mm (keyless)
• Suitable materials: wood, metal, masonry (with correct bits)
• Design: ergonomic, lightweight housing

How to use

Before use, select a drill bit appropriate for the material and secure it in the 13 mm chuck according to the manufacturer's instructions. Set the drill to the required speed and, if available, select the correct torque or mode for the material. Hold the tool with a firm two-handed grip for stability and apply steady pressure while drilling; avoid forcing the bit. After drilling, release the trigger and allow the chuck to stop completely before removing the bit or setting the tool down. Follow standard safety practices such as wearing eye protection and using dust extraction or masks when working with masonry and other dusty materials.

Usage recommendations

Use drill bits rated for the target material, match rotational speed to bit size and material hardness, and allow the motor to cool during extended continuous operation to maintain performance and extend tool life.