Percussion Drill GEKO G80722 13 mm, 810 W, X-Comfort

The GEKO G80722 X-Comfort percussion drill is a compact, general-purpose power tool designed for drilling in wood, metal and masonry. With an 810 W motor and a maximum drill capacity of 13 mm, this drill combines impact function and variable speed control to handle everyday DIY tasks and light professional work. The compact body and basic ergonomic features make it suitable for extended use in home renovation, installation and maintenance tasks.

Advantages

The drill delivers consistent power from an 810 W motor and an impact mode that assists penetration into harder materials. Variable speed control allows smooth start-up and matching rotation to the material and bit size. The compact and balanced design reduces operator fatigue during extended use, while the 13 mm chuck accepts a wide range of standard drill bits for wood, metal and masonry.

Suitable for

• Drilling holes in wood for carpentry and furniture assembly
• Drilling metal components and thin sheet materials
• Drilling masonry for anchors, plugs and light fixings
• Light chiseling or impact-assisted penetration in brittle materials
• General home renovation, installation and maintenance tasks

Key specifications

• Power: 810 W motor output suitable for general-purpose drilling
• Maximum drill capacity: 13 mm suitable for standard twist and masonry bits
• Impact (percussion) function for improved performance in masonry
• Variable speed control for material-appropriate drilling
• Compact and ergonomic body for reduced user fatigue

How to use

Select an appropriate drill bit for the material and secure it in the drill chuck, ensuring it is tightened correctly. Set the drill to impact mode when working with masonry and to rotation-only for wood or metal. Adjust the variable speed according to bit diameter and material hardness; start at a low speed to position the hole, then increase speed as needed. Apply steady, moderate pressure—let the tool and bit do the work rather than forcing the drill. After use, allow the tool to cool and inspect the bit and chuck for wear.

Usage recommendations

Use suitable personal protective equipment such as safety glasses, hearing protection and dust mask when drilling. For masonry, pre-drill pilot holes where possible and use appropriate anchors. Regularly inspect and replace worn bits; maintain the drill by keeping vents clear of dust and following manufacturer maintenance guidelines.