Stanley Underwater Hydraulic Drill - DL07652

• Purpose-Built for Underwater Drilling: Designed for commercial diving, offshore construction, and marine maintenance where reliable drilling performance is critical.
• Powerful Hydraulic Drive: Provides consistent torque and smooth drilling performance for metal, wood, composites, and other materials in submerged environments.
• Precision Diver Control: Ergonomic handles and variable-speed trigger offer excellent accuracy and control, even while wearing diving gloves.
• Marine-Grade Durability: Corrosion-resistant construction is engineered to withstand prolonged exposure to saltwater and harsh underwater conditions.
• Professional-Grade Reliability: Stanley's proven hydraulic technology delivers dependable performance, low maintenance, and long service life for demanding commercial subsea operations.

Q: What is the Stanley DL07652 Underwater Hydraulic Drill used for?
A: It is a professional forward/reverse hydraulic drill designed for underwater drilling in wood, metal, masonry, and coral, making it ideal for commercial diving applications.

Q: What size drill bits does it accept?
A: It features a 1/2-inch (12 mm) keyed Jacobs® chuck, compatible with a wide range of standard drill bits.

Q: What hydraulic flow and pressure does it require?
A: It operates with 3–10 GPM (11–38 LPM) hydraulic flow at 1,000–2,000 PSI (70–140 bar), with a maximum flow of 12 GPM (45 LPM).

Q: Does it support forward and reverse drilling?
A: Yes. It offers variable-speed forward and reverse operation, providing excellent control for drilling and bit removal.

Q: Is it designed for diver comfort?
A: Yes. It features a dual-position assist handle, oversized feathering trigger, and insulated ergonomic grip to improve control and reduce operator fatigue underwater.

Q: Are hose whips and couplers included?
A: The drill includes assist handle and hose whips, while flush-face quick-disconnect couplers are sold separately.

• Rinse thoroughly with fresh water after every underwater use.
• Remove salt, sand, and debris from the drill and chuck.
• Inspect hydraulic hoses, fittings, seals, and couplers before operation.
• Check the drill bit and chuck for wear or damage.
• Verify hydraulic flow and pressure meet manufacturer specifications.
• Keep moving parts clean and lubricated as recommended.
• Tighten loose fasteners and replace worn components promptly.
• Store the drill clean, dry, and with protective caps on hydraulic ports.