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The Metabo HPT DV18DCQ4 is an 18V cordless hammer drill sold as a bare tool. It leads its class on paper with 1,240 in-lbs of torque and 2,000 RPM, and its brushless motor and 7.4-inch body make it a compact option for heavy drilling. Reactive Force Control cuts kickback when a bit binds, a feature few rivals at this level offer. It suits tradespeople already on the MultiVolt platform who want one drill for wood, metal and masonry.
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This is the bare-tool version of the Metabo HPT 18V MultiVolt cordless 1/2 in hammer drill. It is sold without a battery or charger. It accepts any 18V battery or 18V/36V MultiVolt battery, sold separately.
It has a brushless motor and delivers up to 1,240 in-lbs of max torque and up to 2,000 RPM. Improved motor efficiency makes it 10% faster. A heat sink in the updated controller case supports continuous drilling in high-speed mode.
Reactive Force Control uses a gyro sensor to reduce kickback. The body is 7.4 in long for working in tight spaces, and an LED light illuminates dark workspaces. The 1/2 in metal keyless ratcheting chuck has carbide inserts for a strong grip on the bit and simple bit changes.
