Impact Drill Urbis IMPACT DRILL 6725AA 710W

The Urbis IMPACT DRILL 6725AA 710W is an electric impact drill designed for general drilling and percussion tasks in domestic and light-professional environments. Equipped with a 710W motor and an impact function, this drill delivers the torque and striking action necessary for drilling into wood, metal, masonry and other common building materials. Its compact, lightweight body and ergonomic handle support extended use while variable speed control provides accuracy for a range of applications.

Advantages

The combination of a 710W motor and impact mechanism enables efficient drilling and moderate chiselling in harder substrates. An ergonomic grip reduces operator fatigue and improves control during prolonged tasks. Variable speed control and a forward/reverse switch expand application flexibility, allowing the same tool to perform precise pilot holes as well as faster rough drilling. The drill’s compact design and relatively light weight make it easy to position and handle in confined spaces.

Suitable for

• Drilling holes in wood for furniture assembly and carpentry
• Drilling metal for fastener installation and light fabrication
• Percussion drilling in masonry for anchors, plugs and light wall fixings
• Screw driving and removals when using screw bits
• Home renovation and DIY tasks requiring a versatile electric drill

Key specifications

• Power: 710 watts
• Function: rotary drilling with impact (percussion) mode
• Speed control: variable speed trigger for precise RPM adjustment
• Direction: forward and reverse rotation
• Design: ergonomic handle for improved grip and comfort
• Weight: lightweight, suitable for handheld operation

How to use

Select the appropriate drill bit for the material and secure it in the chuck according to the manufacturer's instructions. Set the drill to the desired mode—rotary for wood and metal or impact/percussion for masonry—and adjust the variable speed for the task. Hold the drill with both hands when possible, maintain a steady feed pressure, and allow the tool to do the work without forcing it. Use the reverse function to remove stuck bits or fasteners. Follow safety practices such as wearing eye protection, securing the workpiece, and disconnecting the tool from the power supply before changing accessories.

Usage recommendations

For best results, match drill bit type and size to the material (wood, metal, masonry) and use appropriate drilling speeds: lower speeds and impact mode for masonry, moderate speeds for metal, and higher speeds for softwood. Periodically check the bit and chuck tightness, and avoid prolonged continuous operation to prevent overheating. Store the tool in a dry place and perform routine maintenance such as cleaning vents and inspecting the power cord.