Corded hammer drill VULCAN VZW711 710W — model VZW711, 710 W power, impact function

The VULCAN VZW711 corded hammer drill delivers 710 W of rated power in a compact handheld design for drilling and light chiselling in masonry, concrete and wood. Equipped with an impact function, the VZW711 increases penetration in hard materials while maintaining control for routine DIY tasks and construction site applications that require reliable drilling with impact capability.

Advantages

The tool combines a 710 W motor with an integrated impact mechanism to provide consistent drilling performance in a range of materials. Its compact form factor and ergonomically positioned handle improve handling during extended use. The simple control layout supports straightforward speed and function selection for drilling and light chiselling jobs. Built for corded operation, the drill offers sustained power without the need for battery changes.

Suitable for

• Drilling holes in masonry and concrete for anchors and fasteners
• Wood and metal drilling for home improvement projects
• Light chiselling and hammering tasks to remove tile adhesive or thin mortar layers
• General-purpose workshop and construction site drilling where continuous power is needed

Key specifications

• Rated power: 710 W
• Operation: corded electric supply for continuous use
• Functions: standard drilling and impact (hammer) mode for masonry
• Design: compact, handheld housing for improved control
• Applications: suitable for masonry, concrete, wood and light chiselling

How to use

Select the appropriate drill bit and secure it in the chuck, then choose the required mode — drilling or impact — according to the material. Hold the tool with a firm two-handed grip, position the bit on the marking, and start at low speed to establish the hole before increasing power. Apply steady pressure without forcing the drill; allow the motor and impact mechanism to do the work. For chiselling, use the impact mode and work in controlled passes. After use, disconnect from the power supply and clean dust from vents and the chuck.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses, hearing protection and gloves when drilling or chiselling. Match drill bit type and size to the material and task, and secure workpieces where possible. For prolonged or heavy work, monitor tool temperature and allow cooling periods to avoid overheating. Store the drill in a dry place and ensure the power cord is inspected regularly for damage.