Perforator Skil 6290 AA 2700 RPM sleutelloos 1,7 kg

The Perforator Skil 6290 AA 2700 RPM Keyless 1.7 kg is a compact AC-powered rotary hammer designed for light to medium drilling and impact tasks. It features a double-sleeve keyless 13 mm chuck for fast bit changes, a 710 W motor delivering up to 2700 rpm no-load speed, and an impact rate up to 43,200 impacts per minute. With drilling capacities of 16 mm in masonry, 13 mm in steel and 35 mm in wood, and a net weight of 1.7 kg, this tool balances power and portability for workshop and on-site use.

Advantages

The double-sleeve keyless 13 mm chuck enables quick and tool-free bit replacement, reducing downtime during work. The 710 W motor and high impact rate provide consistent drilling performance in masonry and other materials while the compact 1.7 kg body improves handling and reduces fatigue during extended use. Rated for 220–240 V / 50–60 Hz AC operation, the unit is suitable for standard mains power and delivers stable speed up to 2700 rpm.

Suitable for

• Drilling holes in masonry for anchors and dowels (up to 16 mm)
• Metal drilling where sizes up to 13 mm are required
• Woodworking tasks requiring holes up to 35 mm
• General repair, installation and light construction work

Key specifications

• Power input: 710 W
• Chuck type: double-sleeve keyless, 13 mm capacity
• No-load speed: 0–2700 r.p.m.
• Impact rate: 0–43,200 impacts per minute
• Drilling capacity: masonry 16 mm, steel 13 mm, wood 35 mm
• Weight: 1.7 kg
• Voltage and frequency: 220–240 V / 50–60 Hz

How to use

Before use, check that the tool is compatible with the local mains voltage (220–240 V) and inspect the cord and plug for damage. Select an appropriate drill or masonry bit and insert it into the double-sleeve keyless chuck, ensuring it is firmly seated. For masonry drilling, use the impact mode; for metal and wood, use the rotary-only mode if available or the standard drilling setting. Hold the perforator with both hands for stability, apply steady pressure, and start at low speed to position the bit, then increase to the required speed. After finishing, allow the tool to coast to a stop and unplug before changing accessories or storing.

Recommendations

Wear appropriate personal protective equipment: safety glasses, hearing protection and dust mask when drilling masonry. Use correct bits for each material, secure the workpiece, and maintain a firm two-handed grip. For prolonged or heavy-duty work, allow intermittent cooling periods to preserve motor life.