I run a small construction crew. Is this drill really powerful enough for daily job‑site use?

Definitely. This cordless impact drill puts out up to 50Nm of torque, which is plenty for everyday construction tasks — driving 4” lag bolts into wood studs, drilling through light‑gauge metal studs, or running self‑tappers into steel framing. The brushless motor is a big plus: it delivers more power, runs cooler, and lasts longer than old‑school brushed motors. The 0‑400 / 0‑1400 RPM dual‑speed transmission lets you switch between high‑speed drilling in soft materials and high‑torque driving for tough fasteners. For a 21V tool at this price point, the power is surprisingly solid.

What does “brushless motor” actually mean for me on the job?

Great question. Traditional brushed motors have carbon brushes that eventually wear out and need replacing. A brushless motor uses electronics instead of physical brushes. That means it runs more efficiently, delivers more torque per charge, has a longer lifespan, and doesn't create sparks inside the tool. For a construction crew, brushless means you get more work done per battery charge and you're less likely to have a tool die in the middle of a critical job. It's one of those features that you don't think about until you've used both — then you never go back.

My crew does a mix of wood, metal, and occasional light concrete. Will this handle all of them?

Yes. With 50Nm torque, the drill drives through wood framing easily. For metal, use the titanium‑coated HSS bits in the 118‑piece kit — they're designed for steel, aluminum, and sheet metal. For light concrete or masonry (like installing anchors in a block wall), you'll want a hammer drill function, which this tool has. The impact mechanism delivers percussive force while the bit rotates, making concrete drilling much faster and less tiring. For heavy‑duty reinforced concrete, you'd need a dedicated rotary hammer, but for everyday construction masonry work, this works great.

I see “titanium coated” on the bits. Does that actually make a difference?

Absolutely. Titanium Nitride (TiN) coating reduces friction between the bit and the material, which means less heat buildup, slower dulling, and faster drilling. The coating also adds a layer of hardness to the surface of the HSS bit, extending its life significantly compared to uncoated bits. For metal drilling especially, TiN coated bits stay sharp longer and are less likely to gall or seize in the hole. It's a standard feature on professional‑grade drill bit sets for a reason.

Can I get my company logo on the drill case or the tool itself?

Yes, OEM customisation is available. The supplier supports light customisation, graphic customisation, and even full ODM orders if you want to build a tool line under your own brand. You can have your logo printed on the drill body, on the plastic carrying case, or both. Custom packaging is also available, so you can sell these as branded kits in your hardware store or give them as corporate gifts with your logo front and center. Contact with your specific requirements and artwork — they'll provide a proof before production.

What's the minimum order for custom logo?

The standard MOQ for this product is 100 pieces. For custom logo printing, the same MOQ typically applies, though very small test runs may be available as samples. For full ODM (custom spec, custom color, custom branding on tool and case), MOQ may be higher — contact to discuss. Many customers start with 100 units with logo to test the market, then scale up from there.

How many pieces are actually in this kit? What's included?

The 118‑piece set includes: the cordless impact drill body, two lithium‑ion batteries, a fast charger, a set of titanium‑coated HSS drill bits covering a wide range of sizes, driver bits for screws (Phillips, flathead, Torx, hex), and a sturdy plastic carrying case to keep everything organized. The exact accessory configuration can vary, so confirm the specifics when you order — but the kit is designed to be ready for work right out of the box with no extra trips to the hardware store.

What's the battery situation? Does it come with two batteries?

Yes. The standard kit includes two 2000mAh (2.0Ah) lithium‑ion batteries. That means you can keep one battery in the tool and the other on the charger, so you never have to stop working to wait for a charge. The charger takes about one hour for a full charge. For extended runtime, you can also upgrade to higher‑capacity batteries — contact us for options.

How fast does it charge?

Charging time is approximately one hour from dead to full. The charger is lightweight and portable. Many contractors keep the second battery charging in their truck while using the first one — by the time the first battery is drained, the second one is ready to go. For all‑day use, two batteries are generally enough to keep one worker going without downtime.

What's the warranty? I've been burned by cheap tools before.

The supplier offers a two‑year warranty on this drill set, which is very solid for a tool at this wholesale price point. The warranty covers manufacturing defects in materials and workmanship — motor failures, electronic issues, battery defects, etc. Normal wear and tear (brushes — though it's brushless so not relevant — chuck wear, bit breakage) isn't covered. For any warranty claim, you work directly with the supplier. Two years of coverage gives you peace of mind when outfitting a crew or reselling these tools.

Do you provide samples before I order 100 units?

Yes, samples are available. You can order a single unit at the per‑piece sample price (around HK128‑128‑145 depending on quantity tier). The sample lets you test the drill's power, battery life, build quality, and the included accessory kit before you commit to a full bulk order. Many first‑time buyers start with a sample, test it for a week on actual job‑site tasks, and then place their full order. The sample cost is typically refundable or deductible from your final bulk order — ask when you inquire.

My crew works outdoors. Will this drill survive dust, moisture, and drops?

The drill is built with a metal housing construction that's quite durable. It's not officially IP‑rated for waterproofing, so you wouldn't want to submerge it. But for normal outdoor job‑site conditions — dust, light rain, mud, drops from waist height — it holds up well. The brushless motor has no brushes to get clogged with dust, which is a real advantage in dirty environments. For heavy rain or soaking conditions, keep it in the case. Many construction crews use this daily without issues.

What's the lead time for a 100‑piece custom order?

For a standard 100‑piece order (no custom logo), lead time is typically 15‑25 days after order confirmation and payment. For custom logo orders, add about 5‑10 days for artwork preparation and printing setup. For full ODM orders (custom color, custom spec, full branding), lead time is 30‑50 days depending on complexity. Shipping via express courier (DHL/FedEx/UPS) takes about 5‑7 business days; sea freight takes approximately 30‑45 days for larger container shipments.

What materials can I drill with the included bits?

The included titanium‑coated HSS bits are designed for: wood (softwood and hardwood), plastic, aluminum, mild steel, sheet metal, copper, brass, and fiberglass. For masonry (concrete, brick, block), you'll want to use a masonry bit (not included, but widely available) in the drill's hammer mode. For stainless steel or hardened steel, you'd need cobalt bits for best results. The kit covers about 90% of what a typical construction, workshop, or DIY user needs on a daily basis.

Is the drill reversible for removing screws?

Yes, it has a forward/reverse switch. Just flip it to reverse for backing out screws, removing stuck drill bits, or loosening fasteners. Very standard feature, but worth confirming.

What voltage is the drill? 18V or 21V?

The listed voltage is 18‑21V — in practice, it's an 18V nominal system with a peak of around 21V. This is standard for cordless power tools. The battery capacity is 2000mAh (2.0Ah). For longer runtime between charges, you can ask about 4.0Ah or 5.0Ah battery upgrades.

I'm in the US. Will the charger work with my outlets?

The charger specifications are listed as 50‑60Hz, which means it's compatible with both 50Hz (Europe/Asia) and 60Hz (US) power. However, you'll need to confirm the voltage — if you're in the US (110‑120V), make sure the charger is rated for that input. Many Chinese chargers are universal 100‑240V, but check the label. Worst case, you can use a voltage converter or source compatible chargers locally. Ask when ordering.

Can I get just the drill without the bits? Or just the bits without the drill?

The listing is for the complete 118‑piece set. However, for bulk orders, you can discuss custom kit configurations — fewer bits, different accessory selection, or just the drill and batteries. OEM/ODM capability means they can tailor the kit to your needs. Contact with your specific requirements.

What kind of businesses typically buy this drill set?

Construction companies — general contractors, framers, electricians, plumbers — outfit their crews with these. Hardware stores and tool distributors buy them for resale under their own brand. Property maintenance teams use them for repair work. Home improvement brands sell them as house‑brand kits. Even promotional product companies buy them for high‑value corporate gifts (custom logo on the case). The versatility and complete‑kit nature make it appealing across many channels.