Cordless brushless combi drill BATAVIA 18V, 70 Nm torque — without battery and charger

The BATAVIA 18V brushless combi drill delivers cordless power for drilling and screwdriving in wood, metal and masonry. With a brushless motor and up to 70 Nm of maximum torque, this combi drill is designed for efficiency and longer service life while remaining compact and ergonomically balanced. Supplied as a body only — without battery and charger — it offers adjustable torque settings, a two-speed gearbox and variable speed trigger for precise control across a wide range of DIY and professional tasks.

Advantages

The brushless motor increases energy efficiency and reduces maintenance compared with brushed designs, helping extend runtime when used with compatible 18V batteries. A maximum torque of 70 Nm provides sufficient power for demanding screwdriving and moderate drilling in masonry when using appropriate drill bits. The compact form factor and ergonomic grip make the tool comfortable to hold and easy to manoeuvre in tight spaces. Adjustable torque settings and a two-speed gearbox enable accurate control for delicate screwdriving and higher-speed drilling operations.

Suitable for

• Drilling holes in wood, metal and masonry (with appropriate drill bits)
• Screwdriving and fastening tasks in furniture assembly and carpentry
• General maintenance, renovation and light construction work
• Work in confined spaces where a compact cordless tool is required

Key specifications

• Voltage: 18 V (tool body only; battery not included)
• Motor type: brushless DC motor for improved efficiency and life
• Maximum torque: 70 Nm
• Transmission: two-speed gearbox and variable speed trigger
• Clutch: adjustable torque settings for controlled screwdriving
• Chuck type: keyless chuck for quick bit changes
• Design: compact, balanced body with ergonomic grip

How to use

Install a compatible 18V battery into the drill body according to the battery manufacturer’s instructions. Select the appropriate drill bit or screwdriver bit and secure it in the keyless chuck. Choose the required torque setting and gearbox speed for the task, then apply steady pressure while operating the variable speed trigger. For drilling in masonry, use a masonry drill bit and consider a hammer function if available in the tool’s configuration. After use, remove the battery and store the tool and accessories in a dry place.

Usage recommendations

Use batteries and chargers recommended by the battery manufacturer to ensure safe operation and to achieve expected runtime. Match drill bits and screws to the material and task, and wear appropriate eye and hand protection. For high-demand masonry or continuous heavy-duty work, choose higher-capacity batteries and suitable drill bits to maintain performance and reduce wear.