Corded Impact Drill TRYTON TDW1050/TDW1050K (16 mm) YTDW05KZ

Corded impact drill TRYTON TDW1050/TDW1050K (16 mm) YTDW05KZ is a wired electric tool designed for drilling and light hammering tasks in wood, metal and masonry. The model includes a 16 mm keyless chuck for quick bit changes and delivers continuous power from mains supply, making it suitable for extended work sessions on construction, renovation and DIY projects. Its compact form factor provides easier handling in confined spaces while the integrated impact mechanism supports drilling into tougher materials when required.

Advantages

The drill combines continuous corded power with an impact function, enabling sustained operation without battery interruptions and improved performance on brick or concrete. The 16 mm keyless chuck speeds up accessory changes and secures a range of standard drill and screwdriver bits. A compact and ergonomic body aids control and reduces fatigue during prolonged use. Simple mechanical controls make switching between drilling and impact modes straightforward.

Suitable for

• Drilling holes in wood and metal
• Light hammer drilling in masonry and brick
• Screwdriving and assembly tasks with compatible bits
• Interior renovation and general DIY projects

Key specifications

• Power supply: corded mains operation for continuous use
• Chuck type: 16 mm keyless chuck for fast bit changes
• Functions: drilling and impact (hammer) mode
• Form factor: compact, handheld design for confined spaces
• Controls: mechanical mode selector and variable speed trigger

How to use

Fit the appropriate drill or screwdriver bit into the 16 mm keyless chuck and tighten it securely by hand according to bit diameter. Connect the drill to a compatible mains outlet and select either drilling or impact mode depending on material and task. Start at low speed to position the bit, then increase speed progressively. Apply steady pressure without forcing the tool; allow the impact mechanism to do the work when penetrating masonry. After use, disconnect from the mains and store in a dry place.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as eye protection, hearing protection and dust mask when drilling masonry or metal. Match drill bits to the material and avoid excessive side load on the bit. For prolonged drilling in hard materials, pause occasionally to prevent overheating and inspect the bit for wear. Ensure the workpiece is securely clamped before operation.