Electric Drill TOYA YT-82048 — 650W, 0–1600 rpm, 13 mm chuck, metal drilling

The Electric Drill TOYA YT-82048 is a corded tool engineered for drilling metal and general workshop tasks. It features a 650 W motor and a keyed 13 mm chuck that accepts standard round-shank and reduced-shank drill bits. Variable speed control up to 1600 rpm enables gradual feed and controlled penetration when working with sheet metal, plates, and light structural steel. The drill is intended for applications that require continuous, stable mains power rather than battery operation.

Advantages

The drill combines a robust 650 W motor with an adjustable speed range to provide consistent torque for metal drilling. A keyed 13 mm chuck ensures secure bit retention during higher-load operations. The corded design eliminates runtime limitations associated with batteries and provides steady power for prolonged tasks. Controls are designed for straightforward operation, allowing precise speed selection for different drill diameters and materials.

Suitable for

• Drilling holes in sheet metal and thin plates
• Workshop and light industrial metalworking
• Preparing pilot holes for tapping or fastening
• General-purpose drilling where mains power is preferred

Key specifications

• Power: 650 W
• Speed range: variable, 0–1600 rpm
• Chuck type and capacity: keyed chuck, 13 mm
• Supply: corded mains operation
• Primary application: designed for metal drilling

How to use

Secure the appropriate metal drill bit in the 13 mm keyed chuck and tighten the chuck with the supplied key. Connect the drill to a suitable mains outlet and set the variable speed to a low starting rpm when beginning a hole, increasing speed as appropriate for the bit size and material thickness. Use steady, moderate pressure and allow the bit to do the cutting; avoid excessive force that can overheat the bit. For repetitive or through-holes, clear chips regularly and use cutting lubricant when drilling thicker or tougher metals.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate personal protective equipment, including eye protection and gloves, and secure workpieces with clamps. Choose drill bit geometry and lubrication suitable for the metal type, and operate at lower speeds for larger diameters to maintain bit life and hole quality.