Electric drill Kraft&Dele KD502 13 mm, 1850 W, 5-speed

The Kraft&Dele KD502 drill press is designed for drilling holes in a variety of materials such as wood and metal. It is suitable for workshops, carpentry shops and garages. The KD502 is equipped with a reliable 1850 W motor that provides steady spindle operation and five selectable speeds from 600 to 2650 rpm, allowing adjustment of cutting speed to material requirements. The compact design reduces workspace footprint and the unit includes a depth stop and adjustable base height for controlled drilling.

Advantages

The drill press features a robust 1850 W motor and a 13 mm B16 chuck for secure bit holding. Five-speed range gives precise speed selection for different materials. Its compact footprint and adjustable base make it convenient for smaller workspaces. Built-in depth stop and laser alignment assist with repeatable, accurate drilling.

Suitable for

• Drilling holes in wood
• Drilling holes in metal
• Use in educational workshops and training
• General workshop and garage tasks

Key specifications

• Voltage: 230 V / 50 Hz
• Rated power: 1850 W
• Chuck capacity: 13 mm (B16)
• Column diameter: 46 mm
• Speeds: 5 steps, 600 - 2650 rpm
• Table size: 160 x 160 mm
• Base area: 280 x 185 mm
• Laser wavelength: 590 nm
• Distance from spindle to column: 104 mm
• Sound pressure level: 83.8 dB
• Weight: approx. 15 kg

How to use

Secure the drill press to a stable surface or bench using the base holes if required. Fit the appropriate drill bit into the 13 mm B16 chuck and tighten it. Select the desired speed (600–2650 rpm) according to the material and drilling diameter. Set the depth stop to the required drilling depth and adjust the base/table height or workpiece position to align with the spindle. Use the laser alignment to position the drill point, then power the machine and operate the feed handle to perform the drilling task.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment (safety glasses, hearing protection and gloves as needed). Match drill bit type and speed to the material. Avoid excessive feed force to prevent motor overload or bit breakage. Allow the motor to cool during prolonged use and perform regular maintenance such as cleaning and lubrication of moving parts.