GreatNeck Tools Introduces 18-Volt Cordless Drill and Rechargeable Battery

GreatNeck Tools Introduces 18-Volt Cordless Drill and Rechargeable Battery

Considered a standard toolbox item by professionals and serious DIYers, cordless drills deliver high torque output with minimal exertion on the part of the user. Recently, cordless drills have become increasingly popular among consumers. To meet the demands of the market and provide retailers with best-selling items, GreatNeck Tools introduces the 18-Volt Cordless Drill offering a combination of the trusted GreatNeck name and ....

Considered a standard toolbox item by professionals and serious DIYers, cordless drills deliver high torque output with minimal exertion on the part of the user. Recently, cordless drills have become increasingly popular among consumers. To meet the demands of the market and provide retailers with best-selling items, GreatNeck Tools introduces the 18-Volt Cordless Drill (item #80133) offering a combination of the trusted GreatNeck name and craftsmanship along with the power to accomplish even the most demanding projects.

The new cordless drill sports a strong and comfortable grip that offers shock absorption and a variable speed trigger to provide an added degree of safety and control. The 18-Volt Rechargeable Battery completely recharges in 3-5 hours, supplying users with hours of convenient, cord-free operation.

Other features include:

• 13-piece bit accessory kit;
• 3/8" keyless chuck;
• 16 torque settings;
• No-load speed 0-400 / 0-1150 rpm;
• 18V rechargeable battery and battery charger; and
• MSRP: $79.99.

“The new Cordless Drill offers users the luxury of mobility along with power,” said Steve Maltese, vice president E-commerce & public relations for GreatNeck Tools. “These features, combined with the drill’s swiftly re-charged battery, have made customers stand up and take notice.”

For more information visit GreatNeck at www.GreatNeckBrands.com or call (800) 457-0600, X192.

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