Bosch GSB 600 Professional Impact Drill, 600 W
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An impact drill, also called a hammer drill, drills wood and metal in normal mode and brick and light masonry in hammer mode. Choose by chuck size and power. 10 mm models of around 500–600 W suit home and light fixing jobs, while 13 mm models of 650–850 W suit electricians, carpenters and maintenance staff who drill often. For regular concrete drilling of larger holes, a rotary hammer is the better tool.
Look for variable speed and a reverse switch, which help when driving screws and freeing stuck bits. A keyless chuck is quicker, while a keyed chuck grips tightly. Cordless hammer drill drivers, in 12V, 18V or 20V, are handy where there is no power point; check they fit batteries you already own if buying a bare tool. Kits with bits and cases are good for first-time buyers. Use the side handle in hammer mode, wear eye protection, and check walls for hidden wiring first.
We list INGCO, Bosch, BLACK+DECKER, Xtra Power and Stanley and other brands at prices that include GST, with a GST invoice on every order and delivery across India. Electricians, contractors and facility teams buying several units can ask for a bulk quotation.
It can drill small holes in brick and light concrete. For regular or larger concrete holes, a rotary hammer is better.
The size is the maximum chuck capacity. 13 mm models usually have more power and take larger bits.
Yes, in drill mode with variable speed and reverse. Use low speed and a suitable screwdriver bit.
Yes. Prices include GST and every order gets a GST invoice.