Impact Drill

An impact drill and a hammer drill are both powerful tools designed for drilling tasks, but they differ in their functionality and application.

Impact Drill: An impact drill, also known as a drill/driver, combines a drilling function with an impact mechanism. It's suitable for drilling holes and driving screws in wood, metal, and plastic. The impact mechanism provides additional torque for driving screws, making it ideal for tasks that require high torque but not necessarily the heavy-duty drilling power of a hammer drill.
Hammer Drill: A hammer drill, on the other hand, is specifically designed for drilling into tough materials like masonry, concrete, and brick. It combines a drilling motion with a hammering action, which allows it to penetrate hard surfaces more easily. The hammering action creates a rapid, back-and-forth movement that breaks up the material, making drilling faster and more efficient.
In summary, if you need a versatile tool for drilling and driving screws in a variety of materials, an impact drill is a good choice. If you're frequently drilling into masonry or concrete, a hammer drill is the better option.

INGCO Tools offers two main types of drill machines:

Electric Drill Machine (Corded):
Higher continuous power output
No battery limitations
Ideal for workshop/factory use
More affordable drill machine price

Lithium ion Battery Cordless Drill (Cordless):
Portable and convenient
Battery-powered freedom
Perfect for drill machine for home use
Great for jobs without power access

Choose based on your needs:
For heavy-duty, continuous use: Electric drill machine
For portability and convenience: Cordless models

Both types are available as standard drills or impact drill machines in the INGCO Global product lineup.