MAC AFRIC 20V Cordless Driver/Hammer Drill (Tool Only)
Brushless Motor: Advanced motor for high performance, longer life, and less heat, noise, and maintenance. Drilling Power: 60 NM torque with two-speed settings (up to 2,000 RPM) for wood, steel, or brick. Interchangeable Power: Compatible with all MAC AFRIC 20V PQ tools for a cost-effective solution. Lithium-Ion: Long-lasting power with minimal maintenance. Impact Mode: Up to 3,600 RPM for heavy-duty tasks. User-Friendly: 13 mm keyless chuck and lightweight cordless design for easy use. Flexible: “Tool-only” option, use existing MAC AFRIC 20V PQ batteries.
Description
Technical Specifications
Recommended Battery: 20 V 4.0 AH Li-Ion
Chuck Type: Keyless Chuck
Chuck Measurements: 13 MM
Impact Frequency: 0 – 3 600 RPM
No-Load 1st Gear: 550 RPM
No-Load 2nd Gear: 2 000 RPM
Max Torque: 60 NM
Torque Setting: High/Low
Max Drilling Capacity (Steel): 13 MM
Max Drilling Capacity (Wood): 38 MM
Max Drilling Capacity (Brickwork): 13 MM
Battery Capacity: 4 000 MAH
Charging Time: 120 Mins
6 Drilling Tips and Tricks How-To
Start with a punch – Pre-drilling will be much easier if you use an awl or trim nail to punch a small depression where you want to drill. This helps guarantee very accurate drilling.
Don’t use too much force – A drill should cut effectively with only consistent, minor force. Skinny bits will break if you push on them too hard.
Step up sizes – Rather than use a lot of force, try starting with smaller drill bits and working your way up to the hole size you need.
Use high speeds for drilling wood – Drill bits will work most effectively for drilling wood if you use high speeds.
Use slow speeds for drilling metal – Conversely, slow speeds should be used for drilling metal, because metal material is removed in small scoops. If a bit is moving too fast, it will just skim along the surface.
What is a brushless drill? – A brushless drill uses an electronically controlled motor instead of traditional carbon brushes. This results in less friction, improved efficiency, longer runtime, reduced heat build-up, and extended motor life. To understand the full difference between brushed and brushless systems, read our detailed guide here:
Brushed vs Brushless Systems – What’s the Real Difference in Power Tools?
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