The is a compact 18V hammer drill that punches way above its weight for its size — rugged enough for real trades use yet light enough for all‑day work without tiring you out. It runs off Dewalt’s XR Li‑Ion battery platform, which is a seriously proven system on job sites worldwide.

What really sets this apart is that it’s not just a drill — it’s a hammer drill driver that gives you both regular drilling and percussive action for concrete and masonry, so you’re covered across wood, metal and brick without switching tools.

Key Features:

• 18V XR Li‑Ion Power - Plenty of punch for everyday drilling and screwdriving without bogging down.
• Hammer & Drill Modes - Lets you switch between standard drilling and percussive action for tougher materials.
• Dual Speed Settings - Low for controlled screw work, high for fast drilling.
• LED Work Light - Gets you into dark corners and stays lit briefly after trigger release.
• 13mm Keyless Chuck - Quick, one‑hand bit changes that keep you moving.

Applications

In practice, this compact hammer drill driver is perfect for drilling holes in timber stud work, fixing into metal frames and penetrating block or brick during fit‑out jobs — no need to reach for a bigger machine every time you hit concrete.

Why Choose This Model

Here’s the thing — if you want a drill you can grab and trust to do daily tasks without tripping over excess weight or throwing too many extras at you, this 18V cordless hammer drill ticks the boxes. It’s simple, it’s straightforward, and it doesn’t try to be something it isn’t — just a solid tool that will go where you go and take a beating without giving up.

Technical Specifications Explained

• Voltage: 18V - Gives sufficient power for drilling and fastening while staying light enough for overhead work.
• Chuck Capacity: 1.5–13mm - Handles most job site bits without fuss, from small screws to larger masonry bits.
• Speed Range: 0‑450/0‑1500rpm - Low speed for screws, high speed for drilling — simple and effective.
• Torque: up to ~42Nm - Enough twisting force for most everyday materials without stall.
• Beat Rate: ~0‑25,500 bpm - Percussion action that drives into brick and light concrete reasonably well.

Who Should Buy This

If you spend your days bouncing between drilling holes and driving screws on site, then a compact 18V hammer drill like this is a no‑brainer — it’s light, easy to manoeuvre, and won’t leave your forearms screaming after hours overhead.

But it also suits serious DIYers who want a tool that won’t shy away when you need to sink a hole through block or fix into steel framing — all without having to drag out a bigger combi drill every time.