



Dongcheng Electric Drill 6mm - DJZ02-6A
- Manufacturer: Jiangsu Dongcheng M&E Tools Co., Ltd.
- Model: DJZ02-6A
- Rated Power: 230 W
- No-load Speed: 0–3,800 r/min (variable)
- Chuck Capacity: 6.5 mm
- Type: Rotary drill (no hammer function)
- Features: Forward/reverse, stepless speed, belt clip
- Best for: Metal, wood, plastic — light precision drilling
Dongcheng Electric Drill 6mm (DJZ02-6A) is a compact 230 W pistol drill for light, precise work in metal, wood, and plastic. There's no hammer function — this is a pure rotary drill, which is exactly what you want when accuracy matters more than brute force and a heavier tool would be unwieldy.
The high 3,800 r/min top speed suits small-diameter bits in sheet metal and timber, where slow speeds tend to tear rather than cut. Stepless trigger control lets you start a hole slowly to stop the bit wandering, then bring it up to speed. A soft ergonomic grip and belt clip make it practical for electricians and technicians moving around a site all day with the tool on their hip.
Key Features
- Compact 230 W body: Light and controllable for detail work in tight spaces
- 0–3,800 r/min variable speed: High speed for small bits, slow start for accurate placement
- Forward and reverse rotation: Doubles as a screwdriver
- Belt clip: Keeps the tool to hand when working up a ladder or on a board
- Soft ergonomic grip: Reduces fatigue over long sessions of repetitive drilling
Technical Specifications
Technical Specifications (Quick Reference)
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Model | DJZ02-6A |
| Rated Power Input | 230 W |
| No-load Speed | 0–3,800 r/min |
| Chuck Capacity | 6.5 mm |
| Hammer Function | No — rotary drilling only |
| Rotation | Forward and reverse |
| Net Weight | 1.2 kg |
Recommended Applications
Where this drill fits best
- Electrical work: Small holes in boards, enclosures, and panel plates
- Sheet metal and light fabrication: Small-diameter holes in thin steel and aluminium
- Furniture and joinery: Pilot holes for screws and hinges
- Appliance and equipment repair: Precision work where a big drill won't fit
- Hobby and detail work: Accurate holes in plastic, ply, and thin material
1) Can this drill into concrete or brick walls?
No. It has no hammer function, so it will not make progress in concrete and you'll only burn the bit and the motor trying. For masonry, use the DZJ02-13 impact drill or the DZC05-26B rotary hammer.
2) What does the 6mm rating mean?
The chuck accepts bits up to 6.5 mm shank diameter. It's a light-duty precision drill, not a general-purpose one — anything larger needs a bigger machine.
3) Why does it run so fast at 3,800 rpm?
Small-diameter bits need high rotational speed to cut cleanly. At low speed a small bit tears and work-hardens the material rather than cutting it, especially in thin metal.
4) Can I use it as a screwdriver?
Yes — forward and reverse plus stepless speed control make it usable for driving small screws. Start slowly to seat the bit properly in the screw head and avoid camming out.
5) How does this compare to the DZJ02-13 impact drill?
The DJZ02-6A is a light, high-speed precision drill for metal, wood, and plastic. The DZJ02-13 is a heavier 500 W two-mode tool that also does masonry. Buy this one if most of your work is small holes and detail; buy the DZJ02-13 if you regularly drill walls.
- Return within 24 hours of delivery for:
- Damaged or defective product
- Wrong or missing item
- Product cannot be returned once installed or used
- Refer to Refund Policy for complete details
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