Impact driver with a powerful design that includes a 1/4 in. hexagon, an efficient EC, and more. A brushless motor and a variable-speed trigger are included.
Bluetooth connectivity – establishes a link with an optional connectivity tool. A module for customizing tool settings on a connected device has been developed.
Ec Brushless motor – provides a maximum of 1,800 in.-Lbs. of torque and up to 4, 000 impacts per minute (IPM) for professional power. Ec Brushless moto.
Hammer-and-anvil system – designed to deliver the greatest amount of impact energ.
With a head length of only 5.9 inches (giving it the best head-length-to-torque ratio on the market) and a weight of only 2.4 pounds, the compact impactor design is ideal for tight spaces. (This is only for the tool; the battery is not included..
This 1/4-inch hex impact driver is equipped with an EC Brushless motor that can produce up to 1,800 in.-Lbs. of maximum torque. GDR18V-1800C 18V 1/4 in. Hex impact driver features a compact Impactor design with a head length of only 4.9 in., making it the most compact impact driver available on the market in terms of head length to torque ratio. It is equipped with the BOSCH hammer-and-anvil system, which produces 4, 000 impacts per minute (IPM) and rotates at a speed of 3, 400 revolutions per minute (RPM). It is capable of handling the most difficult fastening tasks encountered on the jobsite. It is only 2.4 lbs in weight (Tool only, not including battery). The variable-speed trigger ensures that the driving speed is always accurate. The driver is equipped with an LED lighting system to illuminate the work environment. This is a bare-bones tool kit; the battery and charger are sold as additional accessories.
My most frequently used power tool is an older IDH182. It has developed a strange intermittent problem with losing power, and the only way to fix it is to reinstall the battery in the device. It was most likely just dirty terminals on the battery, so I cleaned them and haven’t had any problems since then. Heh. Anyway, when it came time to replace the hinges on my kitchen cabinets, the IDH182 was too long to fit into the corner cabinets, so I chose the GDR18V (rather than the GDX18V) because of its smaller size and lower price. The power and light buttons have been improved a little. The grip has been widened to accommodate the Bluetooth module, which is probably a net negative for most people, but I have large hands and don’t find it to be an issue for me. Bosch has informed me that there is no exact insert for the L-Boxx, and that none of the newer tools are supplied with the boxes, which is a shame because they are very effective.
