Black and Decker BDCH188 18v Cordless Combi Drill 1 x 2ah Li-ion Battery Charger No Case

£82.95

Black and Decker BDCH188 18v Cordless Combi Drill 1 x 2ah Li-ion Battery Charger No Case from Tooled Up

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Description

This variant of the Black & Decker BDCH188 is supplied with one 2.0Ah Lithium-Ion battery and a battery charger, offering a step up in runtime over the 1.5Ah option — making it a smart choice for users who need a little more capacity between charges without carrying the weight of a twin-battery bundle. The BDCH188 is compact and lightweight, yet fully capable of drilling into masonry, steel, wood, and plastics. Its variable speed trigger and 2-speed gearbox deliver adaptable performance across a wide range of drilling and screwdriving applications, while 11 torque settings allow precise control when driving screws into different materials. The anti-slip soft-grip handle keeps the tool comfortable and secure during use. Features and Benefits: • Supplied with a single 2.0Ah battery for extended runtime • Drills into masonry, steel, wood, and plastics • 11 torque settings for precise screwdriving • Variable speed trigger for fingertip control • 2-speed gearbox for versatile performance • Spring-loaded slide-pack battery system for quick battery changes • Anti-slip soft-grip handle for user comfort • Part of the Black & Decker 18V Lithium-Ion System Specifications: Batteries: 1 x 2.0Ah Li-ion Charger: Battery Charger included Includes: No Case Voltage: 18V Battery type: Lithium Ion Chuck Size: 10mm Max Torque: 17/38 Nm Torque control: Yes Speed: Variable No load speed: 0-400 / 0-1350 rpm Beats per Minute: 20,250 bpm Gears: 2 Hammer: Yes Overmould: Yes Contents: BDCH188 18V Cordless Combi Drill Black & Decker 18V 2.0Ah Lithium Ion Battery (x1) Battery Charger No Case

Additional information

EAN

5056293276771

MPN

BDCH188D1

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