Electric drill GRAPHITE 58GE132, 500W, 13 mm chuck

The GRAPHITE 58GE132 electric drill is a corded power tool with a 500W motor and a 13 mm keyless chuck. It is designed for drilling in wood, metal and plastic and provides steady rotational speed and torque for everyday DIY tasks and light professional work. The drill's compact design and straightforward controls make it suitable for home repairs, furniture assembly and maintenance activities where moderate drilling power and reliable bit retention are required.

Advantages

The drill combines a 500W motor with a 13 mm keyless chuck for quick bit changes without tools. Its corded power supply ensures continuous operation without battery charging or power loss during extended jobs. The compact housing and moderate weight facilitate control and precision when working in confined spaces. Simple controls and reliable chuck grip support repeatable hole placement and consistent drilling performance in common materials such as wood, metal and plastic.

Suitable for

• Home DIY projects and household repairs
• Furniture assembly and mounting tasks
• Drilling holes in wood, metal sheets and plastic components
• Light workshop and maintenance activities

Key specifications

• Motor power: 500 W
• Chuck type: keyless 13 mm
• Power source: mains (corded)
• Intended materials: wood, metal, plastic
• Design: compact, straight handle

How to use

Select an appropriate drill bit for the material and desired hole diameter, insert the bit into the 13 mm keyless chuck and tighten by rotating the chuck according to the manufacturer's instructions. Secure the workpiece and mark the drilling point. Connect the drill to a suitable mains outlet, set the required speed if the model has variable speed control, position the bit perpendicular to the surface and start drilling while applying steady, moderate pressure. Withdraw the bit occasionally to remove chips when drilling deep holes and switch off and unplug the tool before changing bits or performing maintenance.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and hearing protection. Choose drill bits designed for the target material and avoid excessive force to prevent bit breakage and motor overload. For prolonged or heavy-duty tasks, allow the motor to cool periodically and ensure a stable mains connection. Store the drill in a dry place and disconnect from power before cleaning or servicing.