Includes 2x 18v 2.0Ah li-ion batteries, charger and bosch case. Bosch Cordless Professional Drill Driver. Model: GSR 18 V. Cordless Drill/Driver GSR 18 V-LI Professional. The compact 18 volt endurance runner. Bosch GSR 1800-LI Professional: User Manual (PDF 14.7 MB) Go to top of page.

• Innovative COOLPACK batteries ensure optimum heat dissipation and therefore increase lifetime by up to 100% (cf. Li-Ion batteries without COOLPACK) • Bosch Electronic Cell Protection (ECP): protects the battery against overload, overheating and deep discharge • 13-mm Auto-Lock drill chuck • Integrated LED light for illuminating the work area, even in dark places • Motor brake for precise work when driving rows of screws • Practical belt clip for conveniently hanging the tool on a belt or ladder • Ergonomically shaped handle with slim circumference and softgrip covering for low user fatigue. (hard/soft) 67 / 28 Nm No-load speed (1st gear / 2nd gear) 0 – 500 / 0 – 1700 rpm Chuck capacity, min. Lil Rob 1218 Mp3 on this page. /max.

1,5 - 13 mm Drill spindle thread 1/2' Battery voltage 18 V Torque settings 18+1 Length 185 mm Cell type Lithium-ion Drilling diameter Max. Drilling diameter in wood 35 mm Max. Drilling diameter in steel 13 mm Screw diameter Max. Screw diameter 8 mm Drilling in metal Vibration emission value ah 2.5 m/s² Uncertainty K 1.5 m/s² Screwdriving Vibration emission value ah 2.5 m/s² Uncertainty K 1.5 m/s².

Powerful, brushless screwdriver and drill with a multitude of additional uses, this tool is part of the Bosch FlexiClick System with a fast change chuck interface. Firstly, there is a quick change locking hex bit holder and if you need a chuck just add the supplied FlexiClick GFA 13mm Auto-Lock chuck. There are also other accessories available separately: angle driver head with 13mm chuck and offset head for corners etc, as well as the SDS+ rotary hammer head. Being brushless, this machine requires no maintenance and gives low battery drain for a long runtime. Part of the Bosch Professional 18V family, supplied without battery or charger. It is supplied in a Bosch L-Boxx case.

Model numbers are Bosch GSR 18 V-EC FC2 Professional and GSR 18 V-LI. Driver, perhaps only a tiny bit longer. Hilti SF 10W-A18 cordless drill it. Shop Bosch Professional GSR 18 V-LI Cordless Drill Driver with Two 18 V 4.0 Ah Lithium-Ion Batteries - L-Boxx. Free delivery on eligible orders of £20 or more.

Specification Batteries Included Body Only Tool Battery Type Li-ion Battery Voltage 18 V Chuck Capacity 13 mm Chuck Type keyless - 1/4' hex Corded or Cordless Cordless Length: [Front to Back] 147 mm Max Drilling Steel 13 mm Max Drilling Wood 38 mm Model GSR 18 V-EC FC2 Nett Weight 1.7 kg Rating Industrial Reverse Standard Feature Speed 0 - 500 / 0 - 1,700 rpm Torque 50 Nm Torque Settings 18 + drilling Sound Pressure Level [Uncertainty K] 70 dB(A) [3.0 dB] Vibration: Drilling Metal [Uncertainty K] 2.5 m/s² [1.5 m/s²]. Nice piece of kit I got this one a few weeks ago. The first thing that I noticed is that the grip is thicker/fatter than the perfectly sized GDX (impact drill from Bosch) grip. This was a little disappointing. In reality the drill feels very good in hand and works really well.

Sturdy, the hex bit holder runs true with no discernible wobble and the short length with drill chuck off came in handy the very first day. No more dropping bits and bit drills coming off like on Festool - huzzah for that. Drill chuck is hard plastic covered and grips well, attaches firm on the machine and drilling 50mm holes in solid oak was not a problem for the machine so power and handling gets top marks. It is a quality drill chuck. I think comparing it to the Milwaukee 12V drill is unfair - to the Milwaukee drill. The attachments and hex bit holder wobbles severely on the Milwaukee units I have seen so far. It is sturdy but simply not as well built as the Bosch drill.

I do like the Milwaukee drills but was not too impressed with the 12V kit. The elbow/angle attachment is better implemented on the Milwaukee. The Bosch drill will get an SDS adapter in April which will make it the most compact SDS hammer drill ever made - it is said to handle up to 10mm in concrete. Soundgarden Superunknown Rar.

My guess it will work quite alright but if you need to drill many holes, get the dedicated 18V hammer drill. The SDS attachment takes very little space so it could save the day by being with you, always.

Buying attachments separately? Autocad Terbaru Full Crack. I don't need the off set chuck and won't get the angle drill. They are reasonably priced but I will make do with the drill chuck and SDS chuck. Bare drill is priced nicely with the chuck as it is a top class machine. One point gets deducted from the score from Bosch on the following: Grip is good but not as good as the GDX.

Angle attachment with drill chuck? Only makes it longer. Better with a angle unit with hex bit holder, like Festool, Metabo/Mafell and Milwaukee. If you need to drill at that angle you can always slip on a drill chuck but it is better with a short right angle unit. Maybe Bosch will realize this and produce another right angle unit as well, choice is good. With a better grip and a 'better' angle/elbow attachment it would have been five solid stars. A solid four it is as it sits now.