To meet the needs of professional tradesmen around the globe, all Panasonic Cordless Power Tools are carefully constructed based on four primary principles: cordless capability, power, lightweight, and ergonomic design. Since our tools are all cordless, they can be used almost anywhere the professional requires. Our inverter charger technology used in our Ni-MH battery charging system allows for long battery pack life and quick re-charging time. Plus, there's no compromise in power-our tools provide more than enough punch using motors with high-power magnets, heat resistant brushes and built-in cooling fans. For your comfort, the advanced ergonomic design of our tools means they're compact, well-balanced and easy to operate for extended periods of time without fatigue. Successfully combining technology with durability, these lightweight tools are full of helpful features and provide reliable solutions that tradesmen can utilize for all their construction needs.
This 12V impact driver is compact (length 6-1/8") and lightweight (3.2 lbs). This achievement is the result of a newly developed built-in motor, which is 44% lighter and 15% smaller than the previous generation of motor. In addition, using a magnesium alloy case has resulted in a 38% decrease in weight of the case.
The newly developed motor generates 867 in.lbs of torque and 3,000bpm. Combine this power with a speed of 2,800rpm and you have the ideal fastening tool. The high-speed is good for self-drilling fasteners and the high torque is ideal for long wood screws or lag screw fastening.
This 12V impact driver is comfortable to use. The ergonomic balance of the tool body offers comfortable operation for extended periods of time with less fatigue. The soft grip on the tool handle helps reduce fatigue for fingers.
The 3.0Ah Ni-MH battery can be fully charged in 45 minutes (using the EY0110B charger), which means less time spent waiting and more time spent working. Even when there isn't time for a full charge, the inverter charger features a 5-minute "Emergency Charge" that charges the pack to 15% of its capacity.
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