Cordless Hammer Drill

The Ingersoll Rand offers the D5241 IQV20 Hammer Drill.

"Operators working in tight, awkward positions no longer have to sacrifice performance for versatility," said David Dobersztyn, Senior Global Product Manager, Power Tools, Ingersoll Rand. "We designed the Ingersoll Rand cordless hammer drill with advanced features to make uncomfortable work easier while delivering the quality that provides best-in-class performance, year after year."

The Ingersoll Rand D5241 IQV20 Hammer Drill features drill, driver and hammer drill modes to complete more tasks across numerous applications with a single cordless tool. It is designed with a brushless motor that powers 1,100 in-lbs. of torque and improved control. Technicians can get the precise torque level for drilling through wood, steel or concrete by adjusting between high- and low-speed options. A half-inch, all-metal keyless chuck with carbide teeth eliminates bit slip while drilling through almost any material. The 24-position clutch allows fine-tuned fastening depth, eliminating cam-outs and over-torqued fasteners, saving on materials and increasing efficiency.

The operator's eyes are less strained as an LED light at the tool's base reduces shadows and illuminates work areas. Hand-numbing jobs are made smoother with the impact-resistant rubberized handle design, helping reduce kickback to keep hands steady and safe while also protecting the tool from damage. Technicians can gain a better grip on high-torque applications with a removable ergonomic auxiliary arm for extra stability. Low-maintenance and serviceable, the D5241 IQV20 Hammer Drill is sold individually or in a kit with two five-amp hour batteries.

For more information contact:

Ingersoll Rand Inc.

www.irtools.com