Ryobi D620h 5/8 in. 6.2-Amp Heavy Duty Variable Speed Reversible Hammer Drill

Description

You can switch between two drilling modes, either working with the hammering mode or without. If you need to drill through masonry, metals, plastic, or thick woods, you need the most power possible. You need a hammer drill to tackle through thick materials like this to provide extra downward force along with high torque. If you need to drill through masonry, metals, plastic, or thick woods, you need the most power possible. You need a hammer drill to tackle through thick materials like this to provide extra downward force along with high torque. Its powerful motor drives it up to 2,700 RPM, assisted by the hammering action that these drills are known for. On top of that, it has a variety of features that leave you in complete control over your drilling project. The rubber overmold on the pistol grip lets you maintain a firm grip, and the auxiliary handle on the side lets you achieve maximum downward force when pushing into concrete or stone. You can switch between two drilling modes, either working with the hammering mode or without. When not running on hammer mode, this is rated to drill through thick woods, plastics, and even steel up to 1.3cm in thickness. Just be sure to have the proper bits before doing your work. Whether youre working on a diy construction job or as a professional contractor, Ryobi has your back for even the most heavy duty applications. Just be sure to have the proper bits before doing your work.

Key Features

• The rubber overmold on the pistol grip lets you maintain a firm grip, and the auxiliary handle on the side lets you achieve maximum downward force when pushing into concrete or stone.
• On top of that, it has a variety of features that leave you in complete control over your drilling project.
• Its powerful motor drives it up to 2,700 RPM, assisted by the hammering action that these drills are known for.
• When not running on hammer mode, this is rated to drill through thick woods, plastics, and even steel up to 1.3cm in thickness.
• If you need to drill through masonry, metals, plastic, or thick woods, you need the most power possible.
• You need a hammer drill to tackle through thick materials like this to provide extra downward force along with high torque.