Cordless Drill STANLEY STA61400-XJ 18V Lithium-Ion Battery

STANLEY STA61400-XJ 18V Lithium-Ion Battery cordless drill is a compact, battery-powered tool intended for drilling and screwdriving in home DIY and light professional applications. The 18V lithium-ion power source provides a balance of runtime and power for common materials like wood, plasterboard and light metal. The cordless design removes the constraint of cables, enabling work in confined areas and on-site jobs where mobility and quick setup are important.

Advantages

The cordless drill delivers portability and straightforward handling with a compact body that is easier to position in tight spaces. Its lithium-ion battery chemistry ensures low self-discharge and consistent power output during typical tasks. Variable speed and torque control support both drilling and screwdriving without frequent bit changes. The tool’s build is intended for repeated quick-use cycles and simple transport between work locations.

Suitable for

• Home improvement and DIY projects such as assembling furniture and mounting shelves
• Light professional use including on-site maintenance and installation work
• Drilling holes in wood, plasterboard and thin metal sheets
• Screwdriving tasks where mobility and quick setup are required

Key specifications

• Power type: 18V lithium-ion battery
• Tool type: cordless drill / driver
• Compact form factor for work in confined spaces
• Adjustable torque settings and variable speed control
• Suitable for drilling and screwdriving in wood, drywall and thin metals

How to use

Charge the 18V lithium-ion battery according to the charger instructions supplied with the tool before first use. Fit the appropriate drill bit or screwdriver bit securely in the chuck and set the desired torque and speed for the task. Start drilling or driving at a low speed to establish the pilot hole or fastener engagement, then increase speed as needed. Use steady pressure, keep the tool aligned with the work surface and allow the drill to do the work rather than forcing it. After use, remove the bit if required and store the tool and battery in a dry place.

Usage recommendations

For best results, select drill bits and screwdriver bits matched to the material and fastener size; avoid over-torquing when driving screws into soft materials. Regularly check and tighten the chuck and inspect the battery for signs of wear. Follow manufacturer safety guidance for battery charging, storage and disposal.