Cordless Impact Drill Metabo 626703000 — battery-powered compact drill for fastening and drilling

Metabo 626703000 is a cordless impact drill designed for drilling and fastening tasks in construction, renovation and maintenance. This battery-powered compact drill combines an impact mode for working with masonry and tougher materials with a standard drilling mode for wood and metal. Its compact size and cordless operation provide mobility on-site and allow easy handling in confined spaces and overhead jobs.

Advantages

The compact design reduces user fatigue and improves access in tight areas, while the impact function increases efficiency when working with concrete, brick or other masonry. Being battery-powered, the drill delivers portability without the constraint of a power cord and supports quick change between drilling and screwdriving tasks. Built with a robust metal gearbox and ergonomic grip, the tool offers stable performance and control during repetitive fastening operations.

Suitable for

• Drilling holes in wood for furniture and carpentry work
• Drilling and screwdriving in metal for installation and repair
• Light-to-medium masonry drilling with impact mode for anchors and wall fixings
• Electrical, plumbing and HVAC installations in confined spaces
• Renovation and maintenance tasks on-site or in workshops

Key specifications

• Drive type: cordless electric impact drill with selectable impact and drilling modes
• Design: compact, handheld form factor suitable for tight spaces
• Applications: wood, metal and masonry with impact capability for harder materials
• Typical controls: variable speed trigger and forward/reverse direction for screwdriving
• Ergonomics: ergonomic grip and balanced weight distribution for improved handling

How to use

Install a charged battery pack that matches the tool’s battery system and ensure it is locked into place before operation. Select the appropriate drill bit or screwdriver bit for the material and tighten it in the chuck according to the required torque. Choose the drilling or impact mode depending on the task, set the direction and apply steady pressure while operating the variable speed trigger. For screwdriving, use short bursts and adjust torque via clutch settings if available. After use, remove the battery and store both tool and accessories in a dry, safe place.

Recommendations

For best results, use sharp, application-specific bits and charged batteries rated for the tool’s system. When drilling masonry, start with a pilot hole at low speed, increase to impact mode as needed, and clear debris from the hole frequently. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment such as eye protection and hearing protection during prolonged use.