Total impact drill 810w

Start by identifying the type of task and the range of materials you plan to drill into. An 810 W model with a 13 mm chuck can drill into concrete up to 16 mm. It’s also lightweight (around 2.1 kg), making it comfortable to use. Some kits include useful extras like a depth guide, a key, and an additional handle. For larger jobs, choose 1100 W models with no-load speeds up to 0–3000 rpm and a high-impact rate. These can drill into metal up to 13 mm and wood up to 30 mm. Choosing the right power helps reduce slowdowns during work and supports tougher-duty drilling.

Corded, high-torque tools tend to be stronger and more stable for long jobs, but you’re limited by the power cord. 20V battery options give you more freedom of movement and are great for field use and portable applications, though they may be less powerful than corded versions and can require extra batteries. In this listing, you may find cordless options with 166 Nm torque and a full kit, as well as 1100 W corded electric drills for consistent performance and durability during extended use.

810 W models are well-suited for light to medium construction tasks, such as drilling into concrete, wood, and lighter metals—especially when features like a 13 mm chuck and a depth limiter are included. 1100 W models are more powerful and better for harder, more demanding, professional applications—such as drilling into concrete on job sites or heavy-duty fastening work. There are also 20V cordless models suitable for off-grid tasks, often with Hammer functionality and a focus on portable power.

The hammer function lets the drill handle concrete and mortar by delivering repeated impacts, which is crucial for areas where the material needs to be broken before penetration. Variable speed allows you to adjust the motor speed based on the material and the type of bit, which helps maintain drilling quality and reduces the chance of bit breakage. These features are often paired with strong power transfer and, in some models, an aluminum gear housing—giving better control for heavy-duty applications and different materials.

TOTAL offers multiple models in terms of power and performance, including drills around 1100 W for heavy drilling tasks with Hammer mode and multiple speeds. You can also find 20V battery options for more portable use. Crown sometimes focuses more on lighter weight and engineering-focused designs, sometimes with an additional tool kit and standout specifications for handymen. When choosing, consider motor power, drilling capacity, ease of maintenance, and warranty coverage—and ensure it matches your day-to-day tasks and how you plan to work.