Drill Vertical 100S+ TD by Vertical — 1900W power corded model

The Drill Vertical 100S+ TD by Vertical is a corded electric drill with a 1900W rated power designed for demanding drilling work. It provides sustained power output and torque for continuous operation in construction, renovation and workshop environments. The tool is intended for use with appropriate drill bits for metal, wood and masonry and is engineered to meet the needs of professional tradespeople and advanced DIY users requiring a robust corded solution.

Advantages

The Vertical 100S+ TD delivers high nominal power for heavy-duty drilling, reducing the need for repeated passes and allowing efficient progress on dense materials. Its corded design ensures continuous operation without battery changes or charging pauses. The drill’s construction focuses on durability and steady torque under load, which supports consistent hole quality when used with correct bits and settings. Controls and ergonomics are optimized for stable handling during prolonged use.

Suitable for

• Drilling into masonry, concrete and brick with appropriate masonry bits
• Metalworking tasks when fitted with metal-cutting drill bits
• Wood drilling for structural and finish carpentry applications
• On-site construction and renovation where continuous power is required
• Workshop use for repetitive and heavy drilling operations

Key specifications

• Power type: corded electric
• Rated power: 1900 W
• Primary applications: masonry, metal, wood (with suitable bits)
• Operation mode: continuous high-torque operation for heavy-duty drilling
• Design emphasis: durability and sustained torque under load

How to use

Select the correct type and size of drill bit for the material to be drilled and secure it in the chuck according to the manufacturer’s instructions. Ensure the workpiece is clamped or otherwise secured and mark the drilling position. Connect the drill to a properly rated power outlet and set any available speed or torque controls to match the material and bit size. Start drilling at low speed to establish the pilot hole, then increase speed and apply steady, even pressure without forcing the tool. For masonry, use intermittent extraction to clear dust and avoid overheating the bit; for metal, use cutting fluid as appropriate. After use, disconnect from power before changing accessories or performing maintenance.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate personal protective equipment including safety glasses, hearing protection and dust mask. Use properly rated extension leads and residual-current protection on site. Match drill bit type and size to the material and maintain steady pressure for clean holes; allow the motor to run free of excessive stalls to preserve the drill’s longevity.