Impact drill STANLEY 26/3-750K 750W with case

The STANLEY Impact drill 26/3-750K is a corded 750 W rotary/impact drill supplied with a protective carrying case. It is designed for drilling and hammer-drilling in materials such as wood, metal and masonry where an impact function is is required. The tool combines a compact form factor with a corded power source to provide consistent torque and continuous operation for construction, renovation and DIY tasks.

Advantages

This impact drill offers a balance of power and compactness appropriate for routine on-site and workshop use. The corded 750 W motor provides steady performance during prolonged work sessions without battery changes or recharging. The integrated impact mechanism enables efficient hammer-drilling in masonry while still allowing regular rotary drilling in wood and metal. Inclusion of a hard carrying case simplifies transport and storage, protects the tool and accessories, and helps keep accessories organised.

Suitable for

• Drilling holes in masonry for anchors and fasteners
• Drilling and screw preparation in wood and timber components
• Metal drilling where a corded, continuous-power tool is preferred
• Renovation and light construction tasks requiring compact impact drilling
• DIY projects at home or in a workshop needing a reliable corded drill

Key specifications

• Power input: 750 W
• Operation modes: rotary drilling and impact (hammer) drilling
• Power supply: mains (corded)
• Ergonomic handle for improved grip during use
• Includes protective hard carrying case for storage and transport
• Suitable for use in wood, metal and masonry

How to use

Select an appropriate drill bit for the material and the hole diameter required, and secure it in the chuck according to the manufacturer's instructions. Connect the drill to a suitable mains supply and select the required mode: rotary for wood and metal, or impact/hammer mode for masonry. Hold the tool with both hands, apply steady pressure, and start drilling at low speed to establish the hole before increasing pressure as needed. Release the trigger and allow the drill to come to a complete stop before removing the bit from the hole. Store the tool and accessories in the supplied case when not in use.

Usage recommendations

Prior to use, check that the chosen drill bit is compatible with the material and in good condition. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses, hearing protection and dust mask when drilling masonry. For prolonged use, take regular breaks to avoid overheating the motor and relieve operator fatigue. Ensure the power cable is routed away from the drilling area to prevent damage.