Hammer Drill 1100W 3-in-1 Multi-Function Electric Drill
Hammer Drill 1100W – 3-in-1 Multi-Function Electric Drill for Concrete, Wood & Metal
Power through any drilling task with this professional-grade 1100W 3-in-1 hammer drill. Combining rotary drill, hammer drill, and chisel functions in one heavy-duty tool, it's built for both household and industrial-grade applications.
⚡ 1100W High-Power Motor
The powerful 1100W motor delivers the torque and speed needed to drill through concrete, brick, wood, and metal with ease. Handles tough wall removal, mixed mud, and soil breaking without breaking a sweat.
🔧 3-in-1 Tri-Function Design
Seamlessly switch between three operating modes:
- Rotary Drill – for wood and metal drilling
- Hammer Drill – for concrete, brick, and masonry
- Chisel / Pickaxe Mode – for chipping, breaking, and wall removal
🎛️ Variable Speed Control
Adjustable rotation speed lets you match the drill speed to the material and task — from slow and precise to full power for heavy-duty work.
🧰 Complete Kit – Ready to Work
Includes 3 drill bits, common accessories, and a tool box for organized storage and transport. American standard plug — ready for US outlets.
🏠 Household & Industrial Grade
Versatile enough for home renovation projects and tough enough for professional construction and industrial applications.
Specifications
| Spec | Details |
|---|---|
| Power | 1100W |
| Functions | Rotary Drill / Hammer Drill / Chisel |
| Speed | Variable Speed |
| Compatible Materials | Concrete, Brick, Wood, Metal |
| Included | 3 Drill Bits, Accessories, Tool Box |
| Standard | American Standard (110V) |
Use Scenarios
✅ Concrete & masonry drilling | ✅ Wall removal & chipping | ✅ Wood & metal drilling | ✅ Home renovation | ✅ Construction & industrial work | ✅ Anchor bolt installation
Frequently Asked Questions
Does it come with battery and charger?
Check the option you pick — the kits include battery and charger as shown in the options, and bare versions are for people already in the same battery family. The listing notes which is which.
How much power does it draw?
It pulls 1100W at full tilt — a standard household outlet handles that fine, and it settles back once it is up to temperature.
How does the torque compare?
The torque rating is in the specs — enough to break lug nuts and drive structural fasteners in its class. The variable trigger and modes keep it gentle when the job is small.
Is it powerful enough for real jobs?
The power specs are in the title — this class handles home repair, automotive, and workshop jobs properly, not just light tinkering. Match the torque or wattage to your task.
How long does the battery run per charge?
The runtime is in the specs — a full repair or assembly session per charge for the standard jobs, and spare batteries keep bigger projects moving.