Impact Driver

The main difference between an impact driver and a drill lies in their power and usage. A drill is primarily used for drilling holes and driving screws with precision.

In contrast, an impact driver delivers high rotational force (torque) combined with rapid concussive blows, making it ideal for driving long screws and bolts into hard materials quickly and efficiently. So impact drivers are better suited for heavy-duty tasks, while drills excel at finer, more controlled jobs.

Impact drivers can use a variety of bits, including hex-shank screwdriver bits, nut drivers, socket adapters, and impact-rated drill bits. These bits are specifically designed to withstand the high torque and concussive forces generated by an impact driver, ensuring durability and effective performance for demanding tasks such as driving screws, bolts, and drilling into tougher materials.

The battery life of a cordless impact driver depends on factors such as battery capacity, tool usage, and workload. On average, a fully charged 2.0Ah battery can last for your continuous work freely.

INGCO's cordless impact driver offers many benefits, including:

1. Portability: No need for a power outlet, making it ideal for outdoor or remote tasks.

2. High Torque Output: Allow for fast and efficient driving of screws and bolts, even into tough materials.

3. High Performance: Advanced brushless motor technology provides longer battery life and tool durability.

4. Compact Design: Ensure easy handling in tight spaces.

To maintain an impact driver, please follow the tips below:

1. Clean regularly: Wipe down the power tools after use to remove dust and debris.

2. Check and replace bits: Inspect for wear and replace worn-out or damaged bits.

3. Lubricate moving parts: Periodically lubricate the chuck and other moving components.

4. Store properly: Keep the tool in a dry, cool place to prevent rust or moisture damage.

5. Charge batteries correctly: Fully charge and avoid overcharging the battery to extend its life.