Yato Low Speed Drill YT-82055Bs

SKU: HMT-11671
Regular price 30.000 KD
In stock

Yato Low Speed Drill YT-82055Bs is a 3-in-1 electric tool made for drilling, screwdriving and mixing mortar or adhesive. Its 1200W motor produces high turning force at a controlled speed of 0–1000rpm, making it suitable for large drill bits and mixing paddles. The 3–16mm metal chuck accepts a wide range of drill bits and accessories, while the M14 thread supports mixing attachments. Adjustable speed and forward or reverse rotation provide better control for different jobs.

Specifications

Specification Details
Brand Yato
Model YT-82055Bs
Product Type Low-speed drill and mixer
Functions Drilling, screwdriving and mixing
Power 1200W
Voltage 220–230V AC
Frequency 50/60Hz
Speed Range 0–1000rpm
Chuck Capacity 3–16mm
Thread Size M14
Maximum Mixing Paddle Diameter 130mm
Maximum Drilling Diameter in Steel 16mm
Maximum Drilling Diameter in Wood 40mm
Maximum Screwdriving Diameter in Wood 40mm
Rotation Direction Forward and reverse
Speed Control Electronic
Cable Length 3m
Weight 3.5kg
Protection Rating IPX0
Electrical Protection Class Class II
Sound Pressure 71.63 ± 3dB(A)
Sound Power 82.63 ± 3dB(A)
Vibration Level 3.148 ± 1.5m/s²
EAN 5906083084546

Key Features

  • 1200W motor for drilling and mixing work
  • Low speed range of 0–1000rpm
  • High turning force for large drill bits
  • Works as a drill, screwdriver and mixer
  • Strong 3–16mm metal chuck
  • M14 thread supports mixing attachments
  • Forward and reverse rotation control
  • Additional handle provides a safer grip

Applications

Suitable for drilling large holes in wood, drilling steel, fitting and removing screws, and mixing mortar, adhesive and other building materials. It can be used for construction, renovation, furniture fitting and workshop jobs.

Package Contents

  • Yato Low Speed Drill
  • Additional handle
  • Adapter for fitting a mixing paddle

Safety Note

Hold the tool firmly with both hands during use. Wear safety glasses, gloves and hearing protection, and disconnect the drill from the power supply before changing drill bits or mixing attachments.