Pistol Grip Drill Bosch 0 601 472 600, 4000 RPM, 1.2 kg

The Bosch 0 601 472 600 pistol grip drill combines high idle speed and compact design to deliver fast, precise drilling for small diameters. With a maximum no-load speed of 4,000 rpm and a keyed-up spindle bearing, the tool is engineered for accurate pilot drilling while remaining lightweight at 1.2 kg. The drill includes a keyless chuck for easy bit changes and a belt clip for convenient handling.

Advantages

High no-load speed (4,000 rpm) enables quick drilling of small holes. The drill spindle is fixed in a bearing to improve concentricity and precision. Its compact, lightweight pistol grip design reduces fatigue when drilling rows of holes. Electronic speed control supports exact pilot drilling, and the keyless chuck speeds up accessory changes. Forward/reverse rotation expands functionality for drilling and screwdriving tasks.

Suitable for

• Drilling small holes in wood (up to 15 mm)
• Drilling small holes in steel (up to 6.5 mm)
• Screwdriving and light assembly work
• DIY projects and professional light-duty tasks

Key specifications

• Product design: Pistol grip drill
• Power input: 350 W
• Output power: 136 W
• Idle speed (max): 4,000 rpm
• Drilling diameter in wood (max): 15 mm
• Drilling diameter in steel (max): 6.5 mm
• Chuck type: Keyless
• Power source: AC
• Weight: 1.2 kg

How to use

Fit the required drill bit into the keyless chuck and tighten by hand until secure. Select forward or reverse rotation depending on whether you are drilling or removing screws. Use the electronic speed control to set a suitable speed for the material and pilot drilling needs; higher speeds are recommended for small-diameter drilling in wood, while moderate speeds suit steel. Grip the pistol handle firmly and align the bit with the marked spot before starting to drill. Apply steady, even pressure and let the tool reach operating speed to avoid wandering.

Recommendations

For safe and consistent results, wear appropriate eye protection and secure workpieces before drilling. Use bits rated for the target material and avoid excessive pressure to prolong motor and chuck life. For extended work sessions, allow periodic cooling to maintain performance.