Impact Drilling Machine
Product Code : LSK-WT-10549
Impact Drilling Machine (SKU LSK-WT-10549) is a 750 W percussion drill that drills steel up to 13 mm and wood up to 40 mm, and adds a hammer action for masonry and concrete. Two speed ranges, up to 1,000 and 3,000 rpm, suit large and small holes. Electrical, carpentry and construction workshops use it for fixing and installation practice. Institutes, contractors and distributors can obtain this drill from Science Lab Supplies, which supplies it from Ambala, India.
Specifications
Every technical detail of the Impact Drilling Machine is listed in the table below. In short, it is a 750 W percussion drill with two no-load speed ranges, 0–1,000 and 0–3,000 rpm, a listed maximum torque of 30 / 13 N, and drilling capacities of 13 mm in steel and 40 mm in wood.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| SKU | LSK-WT-10549 |
| Type | Percussion (impact) drilling machine |
| Input power | 750 W |
| No-load speed, range 1 | 0–1,000 rpm |
| No-load speed, range 2 | 0–3,000 rpm |
| Maximum torque | 30 / 13 N (as listed, for the two speed ranges) |
| Capacity in steel | 13 mm |
| Capacity in wood | 40 mm |
| Supplied by | Science Lab Supplies, Ambala, India |
Applications and Experiments for the Impact Drilling Machine
Trainees use the impact drill to make holes for anchors, plugs, conduit clips and fixings in brick, block and concrete, and for ordinary drilling in steel and timber. It teaches when to switch percussion on or off, how speed range affects hole size, and how to select and change drill bits safely.
- Electrical installation trades (ITI Electrician, TVET wiring modules): fixing conduits, boxes and clips to walls.
- Carpentry and joinery courses: drilling timber up to 40 mm in the lower speed range.
- Plumbing and building-services training: drilling masonry for pipe brackets and supports.
- Fitting and fabrication workshops: drilling mild steel up to 13 mm, with larger holes moved to a Pillar Drill Machine.
Trainees should wear eye protection such as Grinding Goggles, clamp small workpieces, and check walls for hidden cables and pipes before drilling.
Standard Scope of Supply
The Impact Drilling Machine is supplied as a single power tool as described above. The listing names no bits, case or side handle, so any drill bits or accessories you need are added as separate lines on the quotation.
Packing, MOQ and Lead Time
Request a quotation for one drill or a full set for every bench in an electrical or carpentry workshop; it will state the packing, delivery time and price for that quantity. Hammer drills, grinders and other ITI trade tools can be added so the workshop is equipped in one order.
As a registered exporter with an Importer-Exporter Code, Science Lab Supplies can ship to buyers in Bangladesh, Zambia, Rwanda, South Africa, Qatar and Sri Lanka. Ask for the impact drill on the contact page or drop it into the enquiry cart, and refer to the lab tender page for tender requirements.
Frequently Asked Questions
What can the Impact Drilling Machine drill?
It drills steel up to 13 mm and wood up to 40 mm. With percussion engaged it also drills brick, block and concrete for anchors, plugs and fixings.
How does it differ from the Rotary Hammer Drill?
This model is a 750 W percussion drill for general drilling. The Rotary Hammer Drill delivers 1.8 J single impacts at up to 4,600 blows per minute for heavier work in concrete.
Who supplies the Impact Drilling Machine?
Science Lab Supplies supplies it from Ambala, India, for technical institutes, colleges, contractors and distributors, together with other power and hand tools.
Is it suitable for student workshops?
Yes, under supervision. Its 750 W motor and two speed ranges cover typical workshop drilling tasks, and trainees learn percussion drilling before moving on to heavier rotary hammers.
Related Drilling and Power Tools
Drilling rarely stands alone in a trade workshop: heavier concrete work, chiselling, grinding and tool sharpening follow. These items from the Workshop Tools range and related TVET ranges complement the impact drill in installation and construction training, and they can be priced on one quotation with it.
- Rotary Hammer Drill — 600 W drill rated for 20 mm in concrete, supplied with three drill-bit sets from 6 to 16 mm.
- Combi Hammer — 1000 W drilling and chiselling hammer, boxed with 12–32 mm bits and pointed and flat chisels.
- Power Hand Drill — 600 W drill with 10 mm capacity at 1,250 rpm, offering impact and regular drilling, 2.1 kg.
- Bench Grinder — 580 W grinder with a 200 x 25 mm wheel at 3000 rpm and mounting holes.
- Angle Grinder — 7 in wheel, 15 A motor, gear housing that rotates 90° for cutting, and spindle lock.
- Scaffold Platform — five-mode ladder and work platform reaching 2.7 m, with a 150 kg maximum load.
Browse the full Workshop Tools range, the Welding Equipment and Workshop Lab Machine range for pillar drills and shears, or all TVET lab equipment.
Last updated: 9 October 2026
