Cordless Impact Drill Urbis CD-B0818 18V BL

The Urbis CD-B0818 18V BL Cordless Impact Drill by GRUNDER is a compact, battery-powered drill designed for a range of drilling and fastening tasks. It is equipped with a brushless motor that delivers high torque and improved efficiency, and includes a hammer/impact function for work in masonry as well as variable speed settings for controlled operation. The tool combines a lightweight body with an ergonomic grip to reduce user fatigue during extended use and is intended for both home users and professional tradespeople who need a reliable cordless drilling solution.

Advantages

The brushless motor provides greater energy efficiency, more torque for demanding tasks and reduced maintenance compared with brushed motors. A hammer/impact mode expands the drill's capabilities to drilling into concrete and masonry. Multiple speed settings and precise trigger control enable accurate hole drilling and screw driving. The lightweight, ergonomically shaped housing improves handling and comfort during prolonged use. Robust construction contributes to long-term durability and dependable performance on job sites and in workshops.

Suitable for

• Drilling holes in wood, metal and plastic
• Driving and removing screws in assembly and repair work
• Light to medium masonry drilling using the hammer function
• General maintenance, renovation and installation tasks

Key specifications

• Power system: 18 V cordless (brushless motor)
• Motor type: brushless for higher efficiency and torque
• Operating modes: variable speed and hammer/impact mode
• Torque range: multiple settings for controlled fastening (variable clutch)
• Chuck type: keyless chuck for quick bit changes
• Design: compact and lightweight with ergonomic grip
• Intended use: drilling and screwdriving in wood, metal, plastic and light masonry

How to use

Charge the compatible battery fully before first use and install it securely in the drill’s battery compartment. Select the appropriate drill or screwdriver bit and insert it into the keyless chuck, then tighten by hand until secure. Choose the required operating mode and speed setting for the material and task — use lower speeds and clutch settings for screwdriving and higher speeds with hammer mode for masonry drilling. Hold the drill with a firm, steady grip and apply moderate pressure; let the tool do the work rather than forcing it. After completing the task, switch the tool off, remove the battery if storing for a long period, and store the drill and accessories in a dry place.

Usage recommendations

Use drill bits and accessories rated for the material being worked on and match clutch and speed settings to prevent overdriving or damage. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment such as eye protection and hearing protection when using the hammer/impact mode. For prolonged use, alternate between work intervals and short breaks to manage heat build-up and preserve battery life.