Power Screwdriver/Impact Driver Graphite 58G793, Depth: 225 mm, Weight: 1.39 kg

The GRAPHITE 58G793 power screwdriver/impact driver is a mains-operated two-speed tool designed for screwdriving and drilling in a variety of materials. With a compact depth of 225 mm and a lightweight body of 1.39 kg, it combines a 300 W motor with variable no-load speed up to 1600 min⁻¹ and selectable torque settings. The tool includes a removable 10 mm self-clamping chuck, a 1/4" hex socket for bit accessories, reversible rotation and a drill mode for continuous drilling tasks. Supplied with a reversible driver bit and a storage case, it is intended for work in wood, metal, ceramics and plastics and meets CE safety requirements.

Advantages

The unit’s lightweight construction and ergonomic non-slip handle reduce operator fatigue during extended use, while the 6 m power cable increases reach without additional extension cords. Two-speed transmission and torque adjustment (1–22 plus drilling mode) provide control for different fastening tasks, and the impact driver function improves performance on tougher materials. The on/off switch lock enables continuous operation at a set speed, and the removable self-clamping chuck with an additional 1/4" hex socket offers quick accessory changes and versatility.

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How to use

Connect the tool to a compatible mains outlet and select the appropriate gear range for the task. Fit the required bit into the 10 mm self-clamping chuck or into the 1/4" hex socket, then set the torque selector to a suitable level or switch to drilling mode for hole-making. Hold the tool by the ergonomic handle with a firm, steady grip, apply steady forward pressure and start at low speed to align the fastener or pilot hole, increasing speed as needed. Use the reversible function to remove screws. Engage the switch lock when continuous operation at a constant speed is required. After use, disconnect from the mains and store the tool and accessories in the supplied case.

Recommendations

Use appropriate original or compatible bits sized for the 10 mm chuck or 1/4" hex socket. For best results on harder materials, use the higher torque settings and, when drilling, select suitable drill bits for the material. Wear eye protection and follow local safety regulations; allow the motor to cool during extended heavy-duty use and inspect the power cable before operation.