Product Description
Ergonomic design
Forward/Reverse
Short but powerful
Compact and lightweight
Locking bit holder
Brushless motor
Variable speed trigger
Product Parameters
Voltage:20V
no load speed: 0-3300rpm/min
impact: 2300/3600/4500bpm
torque: 100/180/230N.M
motor：4812 brushless
| Product | WINKKO model | Specification | Description | Optional packing |
20V Cordless Brushless Drill
| HDR201BL | Voltage:20V no load speed: 0-3300rpm/min impact: 2300/3600/4500bpm torque: 100/180/230N.M motor：4812 brushless
| Ergonomic design Forward/Reverse Short but powerful Compact and lightweight Locking bit holder Brushless motor Variable speed trigger | Injection case |
Product Introduction: Cordless Drill
A battery-powered drill is a handheld electric tool widely used in home improvement, construction sites, and furniture assembly. Its primary function is to drive the drill bit at high speed through an electric motor, creating holes in materials like wood, metal, and plastic. Compared to traditional hand drills, a battery-powered drill offers high efficiency, portability, and ease of use, significantly improving work efficiency and accuracy.
Powered by rechargeable batteries, these drills are not restricted by cords during use, enhancing flexibility and convenience. The drill's chuck design allows for quick bit changes, enabling it to handle various drilling needs. Beyond drilling, a battery-powered drill can be equipped with different attachments for a range of tasks, such as tightening or loosening screws, mixing paint or mortar, and more.
The design of a battery-powered drill also takes ergonomics into account, with handles typically made from non-slip materials to ensure comfort and safety during operation. Modern drills come with variable speed settings, allowing users to adjust the speed according to the hardness of the material and specific work requirements to achieve optimal results. In summary, a battery-powered drill, being a versatile, efficient, and convenient tool, has become an indispensable assistant in various tasks.
