Hammer drill MODECO MN-90-031 — 600 W power, corded electric, impact drilling function

The MODECO MN-90-031 hammer drill is a corded electric tool with a 600 W motor and an impact drilling function designed for household and light professional tasks. It provides combined rotary and percussive action to penetrate masonry, concrete, brick and other hard materials, enabling the user to drill holes for anchors, fasteners and installations with consistent power from mains supply.

Advantages

The tool combines a mid-range 600 W motor with an integrated hammer mechanism to balance drilling speed and impact force for effective work in masonry and similar materials. Continuous mains power ensures consistent torque during prolonged use, while its corded design removes the need to recharge batteries. The straightforward control layout supports ease of operation and quick switching between drilling modes.

Suitable for

• Drilling holes in masonry, concrete and brick for anchors and fasteners
• General construction and renovation tasks in homes and small worksites
• Installing fixtures such as shelves, curtain rails and wall-mounted equipment
• Light professional use where a reliable corded impact drill is required

Key specifications

• Power: 600 W motor output for continuous mains operation
• Operation: Corded electric supply for uninterrupted use
• Function: Rotary drilling with selectable impact (hammer) mode
• Material capability: Suitable for masonry, concrete, brick and standard construction materials
• Intended use: Household tasks and light professional applications

How to use

Select the appropriate drill bit for the material and secure it in the chuck according to the tool manual. Connect the drill to a suitable mains outlet, select impact mode when working with masonry or concrete, and use steady pressure while maintaining perpendicular alignment to the work surface. For non-impact drilling, switch to the rotary-only mode. Release the trigger and allow the bit to stop before removing the drill from the hole.

Usage recommendations

Wear suitable personal protective equipment including eye protection and hearing protection when using the hammer drill. Use appropriate masonry or concrete-rated drill bits and, where applicable, pilot holes and correct anchor types for secure fixings. Avoid overloading the motor: use correct drilling speed and moderate pressure, and allow the tool to cool during extended operation.