Einhell 18V 80Nm Cordless Brushless Combi Drill 2x2.0Ah
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Einhell 18V 80Nm Cordless Brushless Combi Drill 2x2.0Ah

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Product Details
• Max. torque: 80 Nm
• Idle speed (gear 1): 0-500rpm
• Idle speed (gear 2): 0-1800rpm
• LED lights
• Includes 2x 2.0Ah Power X-Change batteries, 1x Fast-Charger and Case


The Einhell Professional TP-CD 18/80 Li BL-Kit Cordless Combi Drill Kit is a reliable helper for powerful screwdriving and drilling work. It is a member of the combinable Power X-Change family. The device is powered by a PurePOWER brushless motor for more power and longer runtime. After online registration, there is a 10-year warranty on the motor. With the 2-speed gearbox, 80 Nm torque, 19 torque levels + drilling level, the drill/driver delivers plenty of power. The adjustable speed electronics help with gentle drilling and screwing. The single-sleeve 13 mm quick-action metal drill chuck with automatic spindle lock quickly receives tool accessories.
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  1. Scandalicious's avatar
    Amazing drill, nothing more to say
  2. markymark34's avatar
    I keep looking at these drills wondering which one I should get. Is there really any advantage to an amateur paying extra for brushless ?
    miclin_jobler's avatar
    Good question, don't really know the answer to be honest, you can get the cheaper one for about £50-60 that isn't brushless and less power with same batteries, I just went with the £80 brushless because it wasn't much more and you got more power, it's still much better value than a DeWalt which is twice the price
  3. MELK0R87's avatar
    Shames it's not one large battery but still a good deal if you're not invested into other companies battery eco system
  4. Gbarrowman's avatar
    Am tempted, and I’ve already got 4 drills. 80Nm is more powerful than 3 of them (by 30Nm).
    FreddytheFrog's avatar
    That being said, my Hitachi DV18DBFL2 18V (70 Nm) drill has removed screws that my brushless Einhell impact driver (170 Nm) couldn't shift, (torx- so no slippage) so I don't trust their claimed torque so much.
  5. DealFinderPro's avatar
    Einhell, got lots of their stuff. Some of it does a better job than my Dewalt, Makita.
    Don’t be sucked in with the free 2.0Ah batteries. Really need 4.0ah for their heavy duty items.
    Great brand and quality for the price though.
    john_n3MU's avatar
    b n q were dumping, in store, 4ah batteries before xmas for £20 each = soon be back.. HOT deal. (edited)
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