
Bosch 18V 1/2" Impact Wrench With Friction Ring Mid Torque And Thru Hole Connected Ready Bare Tool
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The Bosch GDS18V-330C is an 18V brushless mid-torque impact wrench with a 1/2-inch friction-ring drive and thru-hole for fast socket changes. It delivers up to 330 ft-lbs of fastening torque and 590 ft-lbs of breakaway torque, with modes like Auto Stop and Auto Bolt Release that help prevent overdriving and dropped fasteners. It suits mechanics and tradespeople already on Bosch's 18V platform who want cordless lug-nut and lag-bolt work without a high-torque, heavy tool. Against rivals in the mid-torque class, its edge is app-tunable modes and connected diagnostics, but those need a separately sold module, and it ships bare, so batteries and charger are extra.
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The Bosch GDS18V-330C is an 18V brushless, connected-ready mid-torque impact wrench with a 1/2 in. drive. It is meant for driving lag bolts through heavy lumber, assembling metal structures and removing stubborn lug nuts.
The drive has a friction ring and a thru-hole for quick socket changes and secure attachment. The brushless motor delivers up to 330 ft.-lbs. of fastening torque and 590 ft.-lbs. of breakaway torque, with long runtime.
Modes such as Auto Stop can be fine-tuned to help prevent over driving, which can damage materials and fasteners. Presets for specific bolts, screws and materials can be customized and saved to the tool through the Bosch Toolbox App. This requires the connectivity module, which is sold separately. When reversing in bolt mode, Auto Bolt Release senses when the bolt is loosened and stops rotation. This helps prevent bolts and nuts from dropping during removal.








