25Nm Cordless Drill – High-Torque Battery-Powered Drill for Tough Screws & Drilling Jobs

📘 Product Overview
The 25Nm cordless drill offers strong performance for challenging jobs.

Ideal for driving large screws and drilling into wood, metal, and masonry.

Lightweight and portable for easy handling in tight spaces.

Built with a brushless motor for longer runtime and durability.

Perfect for both DIY users and professional tradespeople.

💡 Key Features
Delivers up to 25Nm of torque for powerful screw driving.
Two-speed gearbox for versatility in drilling and driving tasks.
Tool-free keyless chuck allows fast bit changes.
Adjustable clutch settings for precision work.
LED light illuminates dark work areas.
Compact and ergonomic design for comfort and control.
Supports quick charging for minimal downtime.
Works with standard 10mm drill bits and screwdriver bits.
Compatible with 12V–20V battery platforms (varies by model).
Includes belt clip for easy storage and transport.

🛠️ Common Uses
Driving long screws into decking, framing, and cabinetry.
Drilling pilot holes in wood and soft metals.
Installing hinges, brackets, and hardware with high torque.
Tightening bolts and fasteners on furniture or machinery.
Perfect for outdoor and remote job sites without power access.
👨‍🔧 Who Should Buy This Drill?
Homeowners needing extra power for tough tasks.
Woodworkers installing heavy-duty joints or fasteners.
Contractors working on decks, fences, and framing.
DIYers upgrading from lower-torque drills.
Anyone who values portability and strong performance.
💬 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What does 25Nm mean?

It refers to the maximum torque output for driving large screws and fasteners.

Can it drill into concrete?

Yes, with proper bits and technique, but not for heavy masonry work.

Is it compatible with other tools in my kit?

Most models share batteries with same-brand tool systems.

How long does the battery last?

Up to 1 hour of continuous use, depending on workload.

Does it have an LED light?

Yes, to illuminate your work area for better visibility.

How to use a cordless drill?