Stanley Hydraulics Underwater Hydraulic Drill - DL07652
The Stanley DL07 hydraulic drill is a forward/reverse, variable speed drill with a 1/2” keyed chuck for underwater drilling applications. The DL07 has more than enough torque to drill most steel, masonry, wood or coral. A two position assist handle and trigger guard are standard.
Specifications
Chuck Capacity: 1/2” / 12 CM
Flow Range: 3-10 GPM / 11.3-38 LPM
Working Pressure: 1000-2000 PSI / 70-140 BAR
Full Relief Setting: 2250 PSI / 155 BAR
Weight: 7.8 LBS / 3.5 KG
Length: 10-1/2” / 26.7 CM
Hydraulic Ports: -8 SAE O-Ring
Comes With Couplers: No
Comes With Whips: Yes
Manual
Download the DL07 Spec Sheet!
What Our Experts Think
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Powerful & Precise: Delivers high torque and RPM for efficient drilling in wood, metal, and concrete underwater.
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Built for Harsh Conditions: Features corrosion-resistant materials and a sealed hydraulic system for durability.
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Consistent Hydraulic Power: Provides steady performance without the limitations of electric or pneumatic drills.
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Ergonomic & Diver-Friendly: Designed with a comfortable grip and low vibration for reduced fatigue.
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Versatile Applications: Ideal for underwater construction, maintenance, and salvage operations.
Q&A
Q: What is the Stanley DL07652 Underwater Hydraulic Drill?
A: The DL07652 is a powerful hydraulic drill designed for underwater drilling in marine construction, offshore maintenance, and commercial diving applications.
Q: What materials can it drill through?
A: It is capable of drilling into metal, wood, and concrete, making it ideal for underwater infrastructure projects.
Q: What hydraulic flow rate does it require?
A: It operates at 4-9 GPM for optimal performance.
Q: What makes it ideal for underwater use?
A: It features a corrosion-resistant body, a durable chuck system, and an ergonomic design for diver control and precision.
Q: What industries use the DL07652?
A: It is commonly used in underwater construction, ship maintenance, offshore drilling, and marine salvage operations.
Maintenance Tips
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Pre-Use Inspection – Check hoses, fittings, and seals for leaks or damage.
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Flush After Use – Rinse with fresh water to remove salt, silt, and debris.
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Hydraulic Fluid Check – Use recommended oil; monitor levels and contamination.
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Drill Bit & Chuck Care – Clean and lubricate regularly for smooth operation.
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Seal & O-Ring Maintenance – Inspect and replace worn components to prevent leaks.
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Hose & Connection Checks – Ensure secure, undamaged hydraulic connections.
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Proper Storage – Keep in a dry, ventilated area away from extreme temperatures.
