Absolutely. This is a true hammer drill, not just a standard driver with a bit. It has a dedicated impact function that delivers 40Nm of max torque, making it capable of drilling into concrete, brick, and masonry without bogging down. The impact mechanism delivers rapid percussive blows while the bit rotates, so you get the force of a hammer tool without the weight of a full‑size rotary hammer. For lighter tasks, you can switch to standard drilling mode for wood, metal, or plastic — it’s a true 2‑in‑1 tool for anyone who works with mixed materials.

The website says it has a brushed motor. Why wouldn’t I just get a brushless one?

That’s a fair question. Brushless motors are certainly more efficient and durable. However, brushed motors still have major advantages: they are significantly cheaper to manufacture, which means you get a much lower price point; they are easier to repair when something does fail; and in a well‑designed tool, a high‑quality brushed motor can still provide years of reliable service. For many contractors, small workshops, and DIY users, the lower upfront cost of a brushed model allows them to buy two tools for the price of one brushless. So if you’re on a budget or need multiple units for your crew, this is a very smart option.

What kind of torque are we talking about? I need something that can drive large screws without stalling.

This drill delivers 40Nm of max torque, which is more than enough for heavy‑duty screwdriving. With that level of torque, you can easily drive 4‑5 inch lag bolts into wood or run self‑tapping screws into steel studs without the tool stalling or the chuck slipping. Many drills in this price range are around 20‑30Nm, so the extra power makes a real difference when you’re working with dense materials or large fasteners. Plus, the 25+1 torque adjustment settings (25 clutch positions plus drill mode) let you dial in exactly the right amount of power for smaller screws so you won’t strip the heads.

How fast does it spin? I need to drill through metal quickly.

No‑load speed is 0‑1450 RPM with variable speed control. That’s a solid range: the lower end gives you precise control for starting holes in slippery metal surfaces or driving screws without cam‑out; the upper end allows you to drill through aluminum, mild steel, and even stainless steel effectively. For harder metals, just use the impact mode along with a good quality cobalt or titanium bit. The speed is fully variable via the trigger, so you’re always in control.

What size chuck does it have? Will it take all my standard bits?

Yes. It has a 10mm (⅜”) keyless chuck, which fits the vast majority of drill bits, driver bits, and hex shank accessories used in construction and workshop environments. 10mm is the standard “mid‑size” chuck — large enough for most spiral bits and hole saws, but not so large that the drill becomes bulky. The keyless design lets you change bits in seconds without searching for a chuck key, which is a huge time‑saver on the job.

Can I brand this drill with my company’s logo?

Yes, absolutely. OEM customization is one of our core services. You can have your company logo pad‑printed or laser‑engraved on the drill body. Custom color schemes for the housing are also available if you need to match your brand identity. Because we manufacture in‑house, we’re very flexible on custom requests — including custom packaging, custom manuals, and even custom‑spec battery configurations. Just send us your logo file and we will provide a digital proof.

What is the minimum quantity for OEM customization?

Custom logo printing generally starts at 2000 pieces, although we can negotiate smaller batches depending on the complexity of the design. Custom packaging starts at 1000 pieces. For custom housing colors or custom specification changes (OEM and ODM), we handle these on a project‑by‑project basis.

I run a small contracting business. Do I really have to order 100 units?

The 100‑piece MOQ applies to standard, unbranded drills. If 100 is too many for a trial, we offer sample orders at the same per‑unit price as the standard MOQ (HK$63.28‑71.19 per set). You can order just 1‑5 samples to test the drill’s quality, power, battery life, and ergonomics before you commit to a full production run. The sample cost is refundable or deductible from your final order. Most serious tool buyers start with a sample, then scale up.

How long does it take to get my custom drills?

Production lead time for standard orders is typically 15‑25 days after order confirmation and payment. For custom orders involving logo printing, color changes, or packaging design, lead time is 25‑50 days depending on the complexity of the customization. Shipping via express courier (DHL, FedEx, UPS) takes 5‑7 business days; sea freight takes approximately 30‑45 days for container shipments.

What’s included in the kit?

The standard kit includes: the 21V cordless hammer drill body, two rechargeable lithium‑ion batteries, a fast charger, a set of basic drill bits (typically 5‑10 pieces), and a sturdy carrying case for storage and transport. Some variations include a full accessory kit with additional driver bits, magnetic bit holders, and an extension bar. Check with us to confirm the exact contents for the variant you’re ordering.

Do you provide certification documents?

Yes. This drill is CE certified and meets relevant safety standards for sale in European markets. We can provide CE documentation upon request. For North American markets, we can provide FCC and RoHS compliance documents as needed.

I’ve had bad experiences with cheap tools breaking. What’s the warranty?

The drill comes with a 1‑year manufacturer’s warranty covering defects in materials and workmanship. If the motor fails under normal use within the first year, we will repair or replace it. The warranty does not cover wear and tear from commercial use (brushes are consumables), but any manufacturing defect will be handled quickly.

Can I get free samples?

For qualified buyers with a genuine project in mind, we can provide free samples for quality testing, although the buyer is responsible for the shipping cost. For smaller or first‑time buyers, the sample fee applies, but that fee is fully refundable or deductible from your first bulk order. It’s the safest way to validate the product.

What are the payment terms?

We accept T/T (bank transfer) and L/C (letter of credit). Typical payment terms are 30% deposit upfront, with the remaining 70% due after a signed Bill of Lading is provided. For very large orders or long‑term partners, we can discuss more flexible terms.

What is the battery voltage? 21V or 20V?

Both are effectively the same. The nominal voltage is 20V, but marketing often rounds up to 21V. The actual battery capacity is typically 1.5Ah or 2.0Ah. We can supply higher‑capacity batteries (e.g., 4.0Ah or 5.0Ah) for longer runtime if needed — just ask.

How heavy is the drill? My crew complains about fatigue at the end of the day.

The drill weighs approximately 2 kg (4.4 lbs) — that’s the complete tool without battery. With the battery attached, you’re looking at roughly 2.5‑2.8 kg (5.5‑6.2 lbs). That’s fairly standard for a hammer drill in this class. The ergonomic rubberized grip and well‑balanced design help reduce fatigue, but for all‑day overhead work, consider taking breaks or using a tool lanyard.

What materials can this drill handle?

In standard drill mode, it handles wood, plastic, drywall, aluminum, and mild steel up to 10‑13mm in thickness. In hammer drill mode, it tackles brick, blockwork, soft concrete, mortar, and tile backer board. It’s not designed for heavy‑reinforced concrete or rock — for that, you need a rotary hammer.