This package contains the following items: a hammer drill with a metal belt hook, a side handle, and a double-sided #2 Phillips Driver Bit.
MULTIVOLT: This device can be powered by a battery or a power cord (one tool replaces two tools.
TORQUE: 1,220 in-lbs of torque and up to 2,100 RPM with a 0-31,500 beats per minute with 0-31,500 beats per minute.
When the tool is overloaded, the REACTIVE FORCE CONTROL system stops the rotation to ensure user safety as well as to protect the tool motor and battery.
METAL CHUCK: 1/2-inch keyless all-metal chuck with carbide insets for quick and simple bit replacements, as well as secure holding power 1/2-inch keyless all-metal chuck with carbide inset.
TORQUE SETTINGS: There are 22 torque settings, as well as a drill mode and a hammer drill mode, to ensure that the torque is properly matched to the application.
Belt hook made of metal to keep the tool close at hand at all times (optional).
TRIGGER: A responsive variable speed trigger allows for complete control over the application during its execution.
Metabo HPT introduces the world’s first cordless-corded solution that can meet the high power output demands of a construction site in a compact package. MultiVolt tools combine the power of a corded tool with the mobility of a cordless platform, as well as the option to operate all MultiVolt tools with a battery or by plugging them into an electrical outlet. Metabo HPT batteries are made up of 21700 cells that produce 1,440+ watts of power, which is comparable to that of 120V-15amp corded power tools. This results in increased power and approximately 46 percent more capacity. With a Metabo HPT 36 V platform, the battery provides 4 Ah of runtime and with a Hitachi-Metabo HPT 18V platform, the battery provides 8 Ah of runtime. You can choose whether to use a cordless or a corded device.
It is too heavy to be used for an extended period of time. I attempted to use my smaller 18v battery, but it appeared to be too small. The 36 is a perfect fit. I wouldn’t use this to put in long hours of work unless you were predrilling for something significant.
