UniversalImpact 7
Bosch UniversalImpact 700 Hammer Drill
Drilling has never been easier – its low weight and compact design make this tool exceptionally easy to handle.
Great drilling performance for outstanding versatility. Its powerful 700 watt motor makes this the right tool to have for every job – for all materials, even concrete.
The quick and easy forward and reverse rotation function also makes this tool perfect for screwdriving.
- Rated power input: 701 W
- Output power, (max): 530 W
- Rated torque (1st gear / 2nd gear): 1.6 Nm
- Stall torque in accordance with EN 60745: 17 Nm
- No-load speed: 50 – 3.000 rpm
- Impact rate: 45.000 bpm
- Machine weight: 1.7 kg
- Max. drilling diameter in concrete: 14 mm
- Max. drilling diameter in steel: 12 mm
- Max. drilling diameter in wood: 30 mm
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Auxilary HandleAuxiliary handle with anti-slip function: Positive engagement fit prevents auxiliary handle from slipping off the collar. | 701 Watt MotorGreat drilling performance for outstanding versatility. Its powerful 701 watt motor makes this the right tool to have for every job – for all materials, even concrete. | 3 Function ModesWith 3 function modes: screwdriving, drilling and impact drilling you can easy and quickly change using the function switch to cater for a variety of material-specific work. |
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Bosch Speed-PreselectionElectronic speed preselection and control using setting wheel – for gearing the tool towards the material and providing it with the right amount of power. | Electronic Speed ControlBosch Electronic speed control: ‘accelerate’ from 50 – max. using the trigger switch, which enables fingertip control of the power, e.g. when starting to drill in smooth surfaces and when driving screws. | Keyless Press + Lock ChuckFast and easy bit changes thanks to the Press + Lock chuck system allowing the spindle to lock at the touch of a button. |
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| Power | 550 W | 701 w | 800 w |
| Max. Torque | 9 Nm | 11 Nm | 13 Nm |
| Machine Weight | 1.5 kg | 1.7 kg | 1.8 kg |
| Max. Drilling Diameter in Wood | 25 mm | 30 mm | 30 mm |
| Max. Drilling Diameter in Steel | 8 mm | 12 mm | 12 mm |
| Max. Drilling Diameter in Concrete | 10 mm | 14 mm | 14 mm |
| SoftGrip | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Drill Chuck | Twin Sleeve | Single Sleeve and Press + Lock | Single Sleeve and Autolock |
| Kickback Control | ✓ | ||
| Speed Pre-Selection | ✓ | ✓ |
| Weight: | 1.7 kg |
| Dimensions: | 38.6 x 29.1 x 9.9 cm; 1.7 Kilograms |
| Model: | 0603131070 |
| Part: | 0603131070 |
| Colour: | Green |
| Pack Quantity: | 1 |
| Batteries Required: | No |
| Batteries Included: | No |
| Manufacture: | Bosch |
| Colour: | Green |
| Quantity: | 1 |
Drill through brick effortlessly,
Chuck could be a bit stronger tend to loosen when using hammer action but fine on normal use,
Handy tool for D I Y.
Good price Good case.
I feel some of the reviews here are a little harsh. As this drill has honestly been more than okay for me. Before purchase I saw a lot of reviews talking about the difference between a Hammer and Impact drill, which just confused me. But from a layman’s point of view, having now used this drill. If you need to drill into Brick or Breeze Block to put in raw plugs and hang photos, shelves and the like, this will definitely do the job! And it did it with great ease. The price alone kind of implies that it’s not really meant for massive heavy duty projects, on construction sites or whatever. It’s a home power tool for DIY and basic jobs.
I bought this to replace my old Bosch hammer drill that had sadly got stuck on hammer. It was only 40+ years old so had seen some use. Keyless chuck is a bit vicious but I’ll get used to it. Good carrying case, decent length of lead and always ready ( I forget to charge my battery drill ) Ideal for diy in masonry or timber, I’ve not tried metal yet. Very happy.
I was dissappointed that there were no drill bits with drill, had to buy the drill set seperate. Other than that I found the drill worked well and was easy to use.
This drill replaced a less powerful Bosch drill that has had some serious use over the past 20 years. It has the usual useful features and is easy to use. I prefer a mains powered unit as it will always be ready to work. A rechargeable battery is all well and good but so ofter before you can start work you have to wait for the battery to recharge. The length of the cable isn’t a real issue as most handymen have an extension lead and if they haven’t should buy themselves one.
I lost custody of a beloved SDS drill in a divorce and needed something with some power to do renovations in my home – the cordless drill i had been left with can’t drill through toffee.
This drill is amazing. Locking the drill bits is easy and secure, the power variability is perfect and the grip and handle is flexible and comfortable. And then it powers through concrete with ease
I needed a new drill to operate a drill powered water pump, for draining a water bed. My existing drill is over 25 years old and no longer up to the task. This was probably a bit more expensive than I had planned to spend, however it was well worth it. With adjustable speed and a lock-on function, I was able to set it up and then just leave it running whilst I got on with other stuff.
Can’t wait to try it out with the more conventional tasks for a drill.