المثقاب المطرقي اللاسلكي ميتابو (SB 18) يعمل ببطارية (18V) موديل (602245880)

Core features include: 18V cordless power, hammer function for masonry, soft grip handle for comfortable use, soft-start and variable-speed trigger for precision, quick-change chuck for fast bit changes, and a set that adds a depth stop, chuck key, side handle, and carry case.

The kit includes the drill with its basic capabilities plus a depth stop, a chuck key, a side handle, and a carry case, providing ready-to-use functionality for drilling and driving tasks.

To change bits, hold the chuck and rotate it to open. Insert the bit fully and release the chuck so it grips securely. For hex shanks, ensure the bit sits straight and is fully seated before applying power.

Use standard bits for wood and metal. Engage the hammer function when drilling into masonry or concrete. For light masonry tasks, the hammer mode helps penetrate the surface; switch to non-hammer mode for wood and metal.

Charge or install a compatible 18V Metabo battery, secure your workpiece, wear eye and hearing protection, choose the appropriate bit and mode (hammer on for masonry), grip firmly with both hands, and avoid forcing the tool beyond its capabilities. Stop the drill before removing bits or making adjustments.

This drill uses Metabo 18V batteries. Use a battery with suitable capacity for your work (higher Ah for longer runtime). Store and charge batteries at moderate temperatures, and avoid exposing them to extreme heat or cold. Regularly inspect contacts and keep them clean for optimal performance.

Compared to similar 18V Metabo models, the SB 18 SET emphasizes a compact design and included set components (depth stop, chuck key, side handle, carry case) for turnkey setup. For alternatives on Fepy, you can compare with the Metabo SB 18 LTX or Bosch 18V models on Fepy’s catalog pages to evaluate weight, ergonomics, and accessory inclusions. Example alternatives on Fepy include: Metabo SB 18 LTX (https://fepy.com/product/metabo-sb-18-ltx-602245881) and a corresponding Metabo 18V SET variant (https://fepy.com/product/metabo-sb-18-set-602245881).

Yes. Take advantage of the drill’s compact form factor and the side handle for stability. In tight spaces, use the hammer function selectively on masonry and rely on the lighter, two-handed grip with controlled trigger pressure. If space remains an issue, consider a right-angle attachment designed for 18V platforms.

If you need mobility and working without a power outlet, the 18V cordless SB 18 SET is advantageous. For continuous, high-torque drilling over long periods, a corded model may offer more consistent power. Your choice depends on whether you prioritize portability or uninterrupted power for heavy-duty, prolonged work.

This drill is well-suited for professional use in workshops, construction setups, garages, and job sites where mobility is important. It handles drilling into wood and metal, plus masonry tasks with the hammer function, and it’s compact enough for overhead or confined-area work.

Regularly clean dust from the chuck and ventilation areas, inspect bits for wear, and keep the battery contacts clean. Store the drill and batteries in a dry, moderate-temperature environment. Periodically inspect the side handle and depth stop for secure fit and replace any worn components to maintain stability.

Two close-match alternatives on Fepy are: Metabo SB 18 LTX (https://fepy.com/product/metabo-sb-18-ltx-602245881) and Metabo SB 18 SET variant (https://fepy.com/product/metabo-sb-18-set-602245881). These pages provide related 18V Metabo options with similar capabilities for easy cross-comparison.