Metabo SBE 650 (600742000) 650W 220 - 240V Impact Drill

Key specs include a 600 W motor, 220–240 V operating voltage, model number 600742000, a variable speed setting for adjusting drill speed, a reverse switch for bit removal, and a built-in LED light to illuminate work areas.

Yes, it features adjustable speed. Use the trigger to vary the rotation speed; start at a low speed for precise drilling and increase gradually for tougher materials or larger bits to maintain control and reduce bit wear.

Yes. The drill is designed with impact (hammer) action to assist drilling into masonry and concrete, making it suitable for light to medium-duty concrete tasks.

It provides a comfortable grip for better control, a built-in LED light to improve visibility in dim work areas, a reverse switch for easy bit removal, and the power and speed controls allow you to adjust operation to the material you’re drilling.

The SBE 650 is designed to be lightweight with a comfortable grip to reduce fatigue during extended drilling tasks, helping you maintain better control on vertical or overhead work.

The drill accepts standard twist drill bits used for common DIY and professional tasks. Always choose the correct bit type and size for the material and application you’re working with.

Keep the ventilation openings clear of dust, wipe the body with a dry cloth after use, and inspect the power cord and chuck for wear. Use the drill at the correct voltage (230 V nominal) and store in a dry place.

Ideal for home improvement, furniture assembly, metal and wood drilling, and light masonry tasks. Its adjustable speed and LED light help in precision work and in low-light environments.

Compared to other 600–650 W impact drills on Fepy.com, the SBE 650 emphasizes a balance of power, compact design, variable speed, and a built-in LED for visibility. When choosing, consider job type (wood, metal, masonry), required hammer action, and ergonomic preference.

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Yes. For wood, start with a lower speed for clean holes and increase as needed. For metal, use moderate speed with steady pressure and ensure the bit is appropriate for metal. For masonry, use the hammer/impact mode and adjust speed to control bit chatter and dust generation. Always run the drill in the correct direction (forward for drilling; reverse for bit removal).