Impact driver with 18V lithium-ion battery that is lightweight and powerfu.
Included are the WH18DBFL2QB impact driver, the BSL1815 battery, and the UC18YKSLM charger (all sold separately).
LIGHTWEIGHT: At only 2.9 lbs (with an 18V 1.5Ah battery), it helps to reduce user fatigue when working overhead or for extended periods of time.
With 1,522 in/lbs of turning torque and speeds of up to 0-3,100 RPM and 3,400 IPM, this tool is designed for professionals.
EASY BIT CHANGE: 1/4 In. hex drive with no need for a ke.
TRIGGER: An optical trigger switch for a more responsive variable speed actuation and a wear resistant trigger assembly are used in this assembly.
LED: Provides illumination for dark work areas.
With its extraordinary power and torque in a remarkably lightweight package, the Metabo HPT WH18DBFL2QB 18V Brushless Impact Driver sets new standards in the industry.
This tool is equipped with a brushless motor, which results in a lighter weight, greater power, and a longer tool life.
The use of a keyless 14-inch hex drive makes bit replacements quick and simple.
Aside from that, this brushless impact driver is equipped with a bright LED, an ergonomic grip, a center balance design, and an on-tool battery indicator, all of which will enhance your overall working experience.
An impact driver, a BSL1815 battery, and a UC18YKSL charger are all included in the package.
WH18DBFL2QB is a lithium Ion slide battery that is compatible with all Metabo HPT 18V and Multivolt lithium Ion slide batteries. Lifetime Lithium Ion Tool, 2-Year Battery, and 1-Year Charger are all included.
Several years ago, I had a Hitachi driver (and still have a lot of the Hitachi 18V line) that seemed to last indefinitely. I like this model because it is light, fast, and extremely powerful, but I have two design complaints about it. First, I don’t like the way it looks. First and foremost, the forward/reverse button is in an inconvenient location. My index finger is the only one that I use to hit it. Second, there is no space on this tool for a spare bit to be kept on hand. I’m constantly swapping out Phillips and star heads, which I’ve learned to keep in my pocket now. Thank you for making these minor adjustments, Metabo!
