Tafelboormachine Einhell TE-BD 750 E, 750 W, sleutelloos, B16

The Einhell TE-BD 750 E bench drill press is a 750 W precision tool designed for accurate drilling tasks in workshops and home garages. It features a continuously adjustable spindle speed from 450 to 2500 rpm with an LCD speed readout, a smooth and quiet induction motor, and a keyless chuck covering 1–16 mm. The machine also accepts Morse taper (MK2) bits and has a drilling reach of 152 mm with a maximum drilling depth of 80 mm.

Advantages

The bench drill offers tool-free stepless speed adjustment shown on an LCD, a quiet induction motor for long service life, and a keyless chuck for quick bit changes. The height-adjustable drill table includes tilt and swivel functions with width extension elements and an LED work light for improved visibility. Safety features include an emergency stop switch and spindle protection, while the ball-bearing spindle ensures durable, precise operation.

Suitable for

• Metal and wood drilling tasks in small workshops
• Precision drilling for hobby and DIY projects
• Light professional use where variable speed and accuracy are required

Key specifications

• Motor output: 750 W
• Speed range: 450–2500 rpm (infinitely adjustable)
• Chuck capacity: 1–16 mm (keyless)
• Morse taper: MK2
• Drilling reach: 152 mm
• Maximum drilling depth: 80 mm
• Drill table dimensions: 243 x 243 mm
• Table tilt: -45° to 45°
• Weight: 44.4 kg
• Power supply: 220–240 V AC

How to use

Secure the drill press to a stable bench, fit the required drill bit into the keyless chuck or use an MK2 taper bit, and set the workpiece on the height-adjustable table. Adjust table position and tilt as needed, switch on the LED work light for better visibility, set the desired spindle speed using the stepless control and confirm the rpm on the LCD, then start drilling. Use steady feed pressure and allow the ball-bearing spindle to do the work. Stop the machine and use the emergency stop switch if any unsafe condition occurs.

Recommendations

Use appropriate cutting fluids for metal drilling, clamp workpieces securely before drilling, wear eye and hearing protection, and select speeds within the 450–2500 rpm range appropriate to material and drill diameter to ensure accurate, long-lasting results.