20V cordless handheld drilling machine

A 20V drill/driver delivers portable power suitable for a wide range of tasks without a cord. This lineup includes brushless motors for efficiency, high torque like 166 Nm in a hammer drill kit, and practical kits with two 5Ah batteries plus a charger. You’ll also find a 13 mm chuck, torque settings, a two-speed gearbox, and a spindle lock, all designed to help you drill and drive with control on wood, metal, and masonry.

Torque settings determine how much force the tool applies before it starts to spin, while the hammer function adds percussive impact for masonry. In these kits you’ll see exact torque values (ranging from about 55 Nm up to 166 Nm) and multiple torque presets (e.g., 23+1+1) plus a hammer option. Use lower torque and no hammer for delicate wood, and higher torque with hammer for concrete or brick.

For heavy-duty masonry and professional tasks, the high-torque hammer drill with brushless motor and two batteries is ideal, offering long-lasting power and versatility across materials. For simpler, lighter jobs, a 55–66 Nm drill/driver in green variants provides reliable performance for screw driving and lighter drilling. Model selection should align with task intensity, run-time needs, and whether you’ll rely on the hammer function.

Most kits include multiple components to hit the ground running: two 20V batteries, a charger, a selection of drill bits for wood, masonry, and metal, plus a robust charger and a handy handle for better control. With these tools you can set up a quick workspace, swap bits for different materials, and begin tasks like drilling pilot holes, driving screws, or masonry work.

Yes, many TOTAL 20V tools are designed to work within the same battery ecosystem, providing interchangeability across different drill/drivers. This means you can reuse batteries across multiple TOTAL 20V tools, which simplifies storage and keeps you stocked for longer projects.

Two-speed mechanical transmission covers a broad range of tasks: slow speeds for high-torque driving and fast speeds for efficient drilling. A typical range runs from 0–550 RPM to 0–2100 RPM, with up to 31,500 BPM for hammer actions. A 13 mm metal chuck and 23+1+1 torque settings give you precise control for various materials and task demands.