Skil launches new tool for the hard-working Filipino

May 26, 2010, 10:39am

Power tools manufacturer Skil has introduced its first 2-kg Rotary Hammer -- the Skil 1715, which includes a chiseling function. The rotary hammer allows users to easily switch between three applications of drilling (through wood and metal) as well as hammer drilling and chiseling (both through concrete). This unique 3-in-1 feature, combined with the hammer’s robust capacity, provides a complete solution at a reasonable price for Filipino professional users.

Powered by a reliable motor of 550-Watt motor, the Skil Rotary Hammer 1715 gives a high impact force of 1.5 Joules, allowing users to achieve an optimized concrete drilling performance ranged between 6-12 mm and a maximum drilling capacity of 20mm for concrete applications. This ensures optimum power for general demolition and renovation jobs. A depth gauge is include for precise drilling depth measurement.

Compact and light-weight, the Skil Rotary Hammer 1715 is tailor-fit to the Filipino’s physique. The new tool also comes in a user-friendly ergonomic design, providing better comfort and enabling users to switch between three modes and to various speeds without hassle. The three-mode switch is easy to control and allows for quick changes between drilling, hammer drilling and chiseling.

A forward/reverse button is conveniently located and easily operable with just a thumb for drilling, screw driving and un-screwing. The hammer also features a lock-on button for stress-free handling of continuous, heavy-duty drilling. Finally, with the SDS-plus tool-holding system, changing accessories is quick and easy.

The new Skil Rotary Hammer 1715 features double auxiliary handles (the D-handle as a second guard) and anti-slip rubber soft grip to ensure a secure, firm hold of the hammer while the safety clutch ensures safe drilling and prevents users from injuring themselves.

Targeted at price-conscious Filipinos, Skil has grown to become one of the most recognized power tool brands in the country. The Skil brand was taken over by the Bosch Group in 1996 and recent years saw the comprehensive launch of Skil in the Asia Pacific region with products designed for the Asian market.

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