Metabo SBE 760 (600841500) 760W 220 - 240V Impact Drill

Key specs include: voltage 220–240 V, model 600841500, power rating listed as 760 W, variable speed trigger, reversible direction, keyless chuck, and safety clutch. The listing also notes it as an impact drill for versatile drilling tasks.

It uses a keyless chuck. To change a bit, hold the chuck, rotate it to open, insert the new bit, and release the chuck sleeve to tighten it securely.

Yes. It features a variable-speed trigger to control drilling speed and a forward/reverse switch to change the bit rotation direction as needed.

The drill includes a safety clutch to reduce kickback and protect both the user and the tool. As with any power tool, use appropriate PPE (eye protection, gloves, etc.) and unplug before changing bits.

It's well-suited for general drilling tasks across materials like wood and metal, with the impact/drilling action helping when drilling into masonry or tougher substrates.

Steps: 1) ensure the drill is unplugged when changing bits; 2) insert and secure the desired bit in the keyless chuck; 3) plug into a suitable 220–240 V supply; 4) start with a low speed and gradually increase; 5) use steady, even pressure without forcing the bit; 6) use forward/reverse as needed for the task.

Keep the chuck and drill bit area clean and free of dust, use the correct bits for the material, avoid forcing the tool, inspect the cord for wear, and store it in a dry place. Regularly check for any damage and have the chuck serviced if it becomes loose.

It is designed for 220–240 V mains, which is standard in many European regions. Use it with a compatible power outlet and appropriate plug type for your region.

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Metabo is known for robust build quality and reliability. This model provides essential features like a variable-speed trigger, keyless chuck, forward/reverse operation, and a safety clutch at a competitive price point, making it a solid choice for versatile drilling tasks.

Tip 1: select the correct bit for the material and use the appropriate speed. Tip 2: start at a lower speed to avoid bit wandering, then increase gradually. Tip 3: apply steady, moderate pressure—let the drill do the work. Tip 4: keep the chuck area clean and remove dust after use. Tip 5: unplug before bit changes and inspect the power cord for wear.