Taladro percutor atornillador a batería EINHELL TP-CD 18/70 (modelo 4514315) — solo carcasa, sin batería ni cargador

The EINHELL TP-CD 18/70 cordless hammer drill-driver (tool body only) is a compact, battery-powered percussion drill designed for drilling and screwdriving in wood, metal and masonry. Supplied without battery and charger, this model is intended for users who already own compatible 18 V Power X‑Change batteries. The compact housing and ergonomic grip make it suitable for renovation, assembly and general DIY tasks where a lightweight, versatile cordless tool is needed.

Advantages

This cordless hammer drill-driver combines a compact design with an impact function for occasional masonry work while keeping the tool lightweight and easy to handle. Variable speed control and an adjustable torque setting allow precise screwdriving and controlled drilling. The keyless chuck simplifies bit changes and the brushless motor design (if applicable in system variants) improves efficiency and runtime when used with appropriate batteries. Supplied as a tool body, it integrates into an existing 18 V battery platform for flexible power management.

Suitable for

• Home renovation and repair tasks
• Assembly of furniture and fittings
• Drilling in wood and metal
• Occasional drilling into masonry and concrete using percussion mode
• DIY projects where a compact cordless drill-driver is required

Key specifications

• Power system: compatible with 18 V Power X‑Change batteries (battery and charger not included)
• Functionality: drilling, screwdriving and percussion (hammer) mode for masonry
• Chuck type: keyless chuck for quick bit changes
• Torque control: adjustable clutch with multiple torque settings for precise screwdriving
• Speed control: variable speed trigger for controlled drilling speed
• Design: compact, ergonomic housing for comfortable one-handed use

How to use

Install a compatible 18 V battery from the same Power X‑Change range and ensure it is fully charged before use. Select the required mode — drilling, screwdriving or percussion — and set the torque ring according to the screw size or material. Insert the appropriate drill or driver bit into the keyless chuck and tighten securely. Use the variable speed trigger to start and adjust rotation speed; apply steady pressure and allow the tool to work at its own pace, especially when drilling into masonry with the hammer mode enabled. After use, remove the battery and store the tool and accessories in a dry place.

Recommendations

For best results, use high-capacity 18 V Power X‑Change batteries for longer runtime and consistent performance. Match drill bits and screws to the material and task, and wear appropriate personal protective equipment such as eye protection and hearing protection when using the percussion function.