Corded hammer drill Isma IS-1095 750W with 95-piece set of drill bits and bits in case

The Isma IS-1095 corded hammer drill delivers 750W of power and is supplied as a 95-piece kit that includes a range of drill bits and screwdriver bits neatly organized in a carrying case. The tool offers drilling and light hammering modes suitable for work in wood, metal and masonry. The compact design and included accessories make the set practical for DIY projects, renovation tasks and light construction jobs where a versatile, ready-to-use drill is required.

Advantages

The 750W motor provides sufficient torque for routine drilling in common building materials while the hammer function enables faster progress in masonry. The kit contains a broad assortment of bits and drill heads, reducing the need to purchase extra accessories separately. The carrying case keeps components organized and portable, and the corded power supply ensures continuous operation without battery charging interruptions.

Suitable for

• Drilling holes in wood for furniture assembly and joinery
• Drilling into metal for fastening and repair tasks
• Masonry drilling for anchors, plugs and light wall-fixing jobs
• DIY renovation projects and household maintenance
• Light construction tasks where a compact corded drill is preferred

Key specifications

• Power: 750W motor output
• Operating modes: drilling and hammer drilling
• Accessories: 95-piece set including drill bits and screwdriver bits
• Supply: mains corded electric tool for continuous use
• Storage: molded carrying case for tool and accessories

How to use

Choose the appropriate drill bit for the material and secure it in the chuck according to the tool’s instructions. Select drilling or hammer mode depending on whether you are working with wood, metal or masonry. Hold the drill firmly with both hands, align the bit with the marked point and apply steady pressure while maintaining a perpendicular angle to the work surface. For repetitive or deep holes, withdraw the bit periodically to clear debris and avoid overheating. After use, allow the tool to cool, clean the chuck and store the drill and accessories in the carrying case.

Usage recommendations

Use personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and hearing protection when drilling. For masonry, start with a smaller pilot hole if needed and use appropriate wall anchors. Do not force the tool; let the motor and bit perform the cutting action. Keep the cord away from the drilling area and inspect the power cable regularly for damage.