Electric screwdriver TRYTON 5147103 — 300W corded screwdriver for fastening and drilling

The Screwdriver Drill 300W Tryton 5147103 is a corded electric drill-driver with two-speed gearbox designed for drilling and screwdriving tasks in wood, metal and other common materials. It delivers up to 300 W of power, a maximum torque of 30 Nm and accepts drill bits from 0.8 to 10 mm, making it suitable for light- to medium-duty DIY and workshop jobs.

Advantages

The tool features a two-speed transmission for low-speed high-torque and high-speed drilling, an adjustable torque clutch with 23+1 settings to protect fasteners and workpieces, and a reversible motor for forward and reverse operation. A 3 m power cable and a standard keyed chuck provide convenient reach and reliable bit clamping.

Suitable for

• Home repair and renovation tasks
• Drilling small holes in wood (up to 32 mm) and steel (up to 10 mm)
• Screwdriving and assembly work requiring adjustable torque
• Workshop jobs where a corded 230 V tool is preferred

Key specifications

• Brand: TRYTON, Model: 5147103
• Power: 300 W
• Speeds: 1st 0–400 rpm, 2nd 0–1450 rpm
• Maximum torque: 30 Nm
• Torque settings: 23 + 1
• Chuck capacity: 0.8–10 mm (keyed)
• Max drilling diameter: steel 10 mm, wood 32 mm
• Reversible rotation
• Power supply: 230 V / 50 Hz, cable length 3 m

How to use

Select an appropriate drill bit or screwdriver bit and insert it into the keyed chuck, then tighten securely. Choose the required speed (low for higher torque, high for faster drilling) and set the torque ring to the desired clutch position for screwdriving. Position the bit on the workpiece, apply steady pressure, and operate the trigger. Use the reverse selector to remove screws or back out a stuck bit. Always disconnect from the mains before changing bits or performing maintenance.

Usage recommendations

For safe and effective operation, wear eye protection and secure workpieces with clamps. Use the lower speed and higher torque settings for driving screws and the higher speed for drilling in wood. Avoid overloading the motor by letting the drill work at its own pace; if excessive vibration or smoke occurs, stop and inspect the tool. Ensure the 230 V supply and a properly rated extension cable if needed.