Metabo 600636620 Corded Magnetic Drill 3/4 in Chuck

Product Description

The METABO 600636620 is a corded magnetic drill designed for metal fabrication, structural steel work, and on-site drilling in industrial and commercial environments. It delivers 1,200 watts of power at 12 amps with a variable speed range of 250 to 450 RPM, making it well-suited for annular cutter and twist drill applications in steel plate and structural members. The 3/4-inch chuck accepts standard tooling, and the 2-inch stroke provides sufficient travel for deep-hole core drilling. A high-holding-power magnetic base allows operation on vertical and overhead steel surfaces without clamping fixtures. Licensed electricians, ironworkers, and millwrights are the primary installers of this tool.

This magnetic drill is used in structural steel fabrication shops, field erection sites, pipeline work, and heavy equipment repair. It is suited for applications where hole saws, annular cutters, or twist drills need to be positioned precisely on ferrous steel surfaces, including vertical columns, beams, and plate work. The integrated coolant container supports internal cooling of core drill bits during continuous-duty drilling cycles, extending cutter life and reducing heat buildup in the workpiece.

Key Features

• 1,200-watt motor with 12-amp draw for sustained drilling in structural steel
• Variable speed range of 250 to 450 RPM for matching speed to cutter diameter and material
• 3/4-inch chuck accommodates standard annular cutters and twist drill tooling
• 2-inch drill travel for deep-hole annular cutter applications
• High-holding-power magnetic base allows drilling on vertical and angled ferrous surfaces
• Integrated coolant container for internal cooling of core drill bits during operation
• Bright LED light aids bit alignment in low-light field conditions

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM corded magnetic drill accepting standard 3/4-inch shank annular cutters and twist drills for use on ferrous steel workpieces.

Installation Notes

This tool is installed and operated by qualified tradespeople including ironworkers, pipefitters, and electricians working on ferrous steel structures. Verify that the magnetic base has full, flush contact with a clean steel surface before activating the magnet and beginning a drilling cycle. Always connect to a properly grounded circuit rated for the tool amperage draw per NEC guidelines. Use appropriate personal protective equipment including eye protection and gloves when operating rotary drilling equipment on structural steel.