Bosch GSB 570 570W Impact Drill, 13mm Chuck, Variable Speed

Bosch GSB 570 Impact Drill

The Bosch GSB 570 Drill provides a reliable solution for contractors needing a compact yet powerful corded impact driver for daily site applications. This tool features a 570W motor designed to handle masonry, metal, and timber with precision. Its robust construction ensures durability during heavy-duty tasks in various construction environments.

Built for the Job

Contractors often face diverse materials on a single site. This corded impact tool bridges the gap between light drilling and masonry work. It serves well for installing conduit, mounting junction boxes, or securing timber framing. The impact mechanism provides the necessary force for brickwork while the variable speed trigger allows for controlled starts in steel. The lightweight frame reduces operator fatigue during overhead installations or long shifts in the workshop.

• Installing electrical fixtures and plumbing brackets into brick or block walls.

• General metalwork drilling for HVAC ducting and structural steel attachments.

• Timber assembly for cabinetry, shelving, and internal partitioning.

Product Highlights

Professional Build Quality

Full ball bearing construction reduces internal friction and heat buildup during extended drilling operations.

Precision Control

• Variable speed trigger for matching RPM to material hardness
• Reversible rotation for easy bit removal and basic screw-driving

Operational Reliability

The 13mm keyed chuck ensures maximum bit retention under high-vibration impact drilling conditions.

Technical Specifications

What’s Included

• 1 x Bosch GSB 570 Impact Drill

• 1 x Chuck Key

• 1 x Auxiliary Handle

• 1 x Depth Gauge

On-Site & Workshop Notes

• Always switch the selector to impact mode only when drilling into masonry or concrete to prevent motor strain.

• Keep the air vents clear of dust and debris to maintain optimal motor cooling during long periods of use.

• Use a heavy-duty extension lead if working far from a power source to prevent voltage drops that can damage the motor.

• Ensure the auxiliary handle is securely tightened before starting high-torque metal drilling to prevent wrist injury from sudden binding.

• Store the chuck key with the power cord to avoid downtime during bit changes on busy job sites.