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209.90€ / pc.
Ex Tax: 169.27€ / pc.
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162.75€ / pc.
Ex Tax: 131.25€ / pc.
Kogukaal
2,100 kg
Pakendi mõõtmed
20,50 x 34,00 x 10,00 cm
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124.95€ / pc.
Ex Tax: 100.77€ / pc.
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1,600 kg
Mõõtmed
15,00 x 23,20 x 8,10 cm
Kogukaal
2,500 kg
Pakendi mõõtmed
20,00 x 25,00 x 10,00 cm
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42,00 x 14,00 x 31,00 cm
Kogukaal
5,954 kg
Frequently asked questions about the Cordless drills category
What are Cordless drills and what tasks are they suitable for?
Cordless drills are portable battery-powered drilling and screwdriving tools that operate without mains power. They are suitable for household installations, furniture assembly, drilling wood, plastic and metal; impact (hammer) models can handle light brick and concrete work.
What are the differences between Cordless drills from Bosch, Makita, DeWalt and Metabo?
Bosch and Makita offer a wide range of compact, reliable models often using 12–18V battery platforms. DeWalt is known for durable XR 18V lines with high performance; Metabo focuses on professional-grade hammer/drill models and long service life.
What battery voltage and capacity are best for DIY and professional tasks?
For DIY jobs, 12–14.4V drills with 1.3–3.0 Ah batteries are usually sufficient. For professional tasks choose 18V with 2.0–5.0 Ah batteries for higher torque and longer runtime.
What is an impact (hammer) cordless drill and when is it needed?
An impact cordless drill adds axial hammering to rotation, making it suitable for drilling into brick and concrete. Use it for masonry work and when faster drilling into dense materials is required compared with a standard drill.
Which chuck type to choose — keyless or keyed?
For most DIY and professional tasks a keyless chuck is convenient for quick bit changes without a key. A keyed chuck provides firmer clamping under heavy loads and with larger drill bits.
How important is battery capacity (Ah) and how does it affect performance?
Battery capacity in Ah determines runtime between charges: 2.0–5.0 Ah batteries provide noticeably longer operation, especially under heavy use. Higher capacity increases weight, so balance runtime against portability.
Which extra features matter when choosing a drill (reverse, light, speed)?
Reverse is useful for removing bits and screws; an integrated light helps in dark spaces; speed control and multiple torque settings are important for precise screwing and working with different materials.
Can Makita/DeWalt/Bosch batteries and chargers be used interchangeably?
Batteries and chargers are generally compatible only within the same manufacturer's platform (e.g. Makita LXT, DeWalt 18V XR, Bosch 18V). Cross-compatibility between brands does not exist without special adapters.
What weight and size drill is best for working at height and furniture assembly?
For ladder work and furniture assembly choose a compact lightweight model (typically 12–14.4V and around 1–1.5 kg without battery). It reduces fatigue and improves handling in confined spaces.
When did cordless drills appear and how has battery technology evolved?
Cordless drills emerged with NiCd and NiMH battery eras and became widespread with the advent of Li‑ion batteries. Li‑ion brought lighter weight, greater capacity and less memory effect; today 12–18V Li‑ion platforms are the industry standard.