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HILKA HAMMER DRILL 18V LITHIUM LI-ION CORDLESS DRIVER SCREWDRIVER & BIT PTLCHD18

Name: HILKA HAMMER DRILL 18V LITHIUM LI-ION CORDLESS DRIVER SCREWDRIVER & BIT PTLCHD18
Brand: HILKA
SKU: HILPTLCHD18
Price: 44.99 GBP
Availability: InStock

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Product information

Description

General description

HILKA Hammer Drill 18V Lithium Li-Ion Cordless Driver is a versatile tool designed for both professional and DIY use. It features an ergonomic soft grip handle and a 13mm keyless chuck for easy bit changes. This three-function combi drill includes hammer action, percussion drill, and screwdriver functions, making it suitable for a variety of tasks.

Technical specifications

Voltage: 18V DC (Li-ion, 1300mAh)

No-load speed: 0-400 / 0-1500 RPM

Torque settings: 21 + drill + hammer

Max torque: 30 Nm

Impact rate: 0-6400 BPM / 0-18400 BPM

Forward/reverse function

Variable two-speed all metal gearbox

Chuck size: 13mm keyless chuck with spindle lock

Compatibility and accessories

Supplied with BMC case

Includes 6 drill bits

Includes 6 popular screwdriver bits

Includes 1 bit holder

Includes charger and battery

Usage

This hammer drill is ideal for drilling into various materials, driving screws, and performing heavy-duty tasks with its hammer action feature. The variable speed settings allow for precise control depending on the application.

Features

Brand
HILKA
Power adapter included
Yes
Power source
Cordless
Battery or cell included
Yes
Hammer function
Yes
Detachable chuck
Yes
Number of speeds
2
Battery technology
Li-ion
Voltage
18 V
Sold as a set
Yes
ManoMano Reference
ME38298224
MMID
211120052583
Product code
HILPTLCHD18
EAN
5013433050189

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Drill buying guide

From hammer drills to drill drivers, your choice of drill will come down to the type of tasks you want to complete. For example, a cordless drill is better for driving screws while a corded drill is best suited to drilling. Read on for our tips on picking the right torque, RPM, impact rate, battery and chuck type.

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