Corded impact drill Tryton TDW550 (13 mm) model YTDW01PU - 550 W, 13 mm chuck

Tryton TDW550 (13 mm) model YTDW01PU is a corded impact drill with a 550 W motor and a 13 mm keyless chuck. It provides combined rotary and hammer action to handle drilling in wood, metal and masonry. The tool is designed for DIY projects and light professional applications, offering basic screwdriving, pilot hole drilling and impact-mode masonry work in a compact, corded format.

Advantages

The drill combines a 550 W motor with impact functionality to increase drilling efficiency in harder materials while keeping straightforward controls for routine tasks. Its 13 mm keyless chuck simplifies bit changes and supports a common range of drill and driver bits. Being corded, the tool delivers consistent power without battery limitations and is suitable for extended use where mains power is available.

Suitable for

• Drilling holes in wood and metal
• Drilling into masonry using impact mode
• Screwdriving and assembly tasks for furniture and fixtures
• Creating pilot holes for screws and anchors
• General home improvement and renovation tasks

Key specifications

• Rated power: 550 W
• Chuck type: 13 mm keyless chuck
• Operation modes: rotary and rotary‑impact (hammer) mode
• Power source: mains corded
• Primary applications: wood, metal, masonry

How to use

Select the appropriate drill bit for the material and ensure it is secured in the 13 mm keyless chuck. Connect the drill to a suitable mains outlet and set the operation mode to rotary or impact depending on the material: rotary for wood and metal, impact mode for masonry. Hold the drill with a steady two‑hand grip, apply even pressure, and start drilling at low speed to position the bit before increasing speed. For screwdriving, use the correct driver bit and control the speed to avoid over‑tightening.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and hearing protection. For masonry work, use carbide masonry bits and intermittent drilling to avoid overheating. Store the drill in a dry place and inspect the power cord and chuck before each use to ensure safe operation.