Drills

SDS drills that make heavy-duty drilling quicker and easier

Have the right tools at home to cut down the time spent on DIY tasks. SDS drills deliver a powerful hammer and drilling force on tough surfaces like masonry and concrete. Thanks to their piston mechanism, they break through materials much faster and with less effort than standard drills.

With integrated anti-vibration technology and comfortable grips, you can drill with greater control while reducing hand strain. High-impact energy, often around 3.5 joules, helps you get precise results while making longer jobs more manageable.

Key features of SDS drills:

• Multi-mode settings: Seamlessly switch between rotary mode for wood or metal, hammer mode for fast, clean holes in brick, and chisel mode for removing tiles or stubborn adhesive, especially useful in demolition work for home renovation.
• Pneumatic mechanism: An internal air-cushion system delivers a strong impact force, so you can get through tough materials with less physical effort.
• Safety clutch: if the drill bit gets stuck, the clutch disengages to prevent sudden jerking, helping protect your hands.
• Depth stop: An adjustable rod helps you control drilling depth, preventing you from drilling deeper than needed.

Work anywhere with the right SDS drill for your setup

Use SDS drills to drill holes into brickwork for plumbing pipes or electrical cables, or mount heavy items like TVs or large shelves into masonry walls. Corded models provide constant power for longer jobs, while cordless options give you the freedom to work anywhere, from the garden to the shed, without having to look for a power outlet.

SDS-plus bits feature slots at the base that lock into the specialised chuck, allowing the bit to slide back and forth freely to deliver heavy hammer blows. This makes drilling faster and more efficient compared to standard drills.