Pistol Grip Drill Metabo BS 18 LT BL Q

The Metabo BS 18 LT BL Q is a lightweight pistol-grip drill with a brushless motor, designed for 18V cordless use. It combines compact dimensions and low weight (1.3 kg) with a maximum no-load speed of 2100 RPM and a 13 mm chuck, allowing drilling up to 38 mm in wood. The tool is intended for professional and DIY tasks where manoeuvrability and continuous work comfort matter.

Advantages

The brushless motor increases efficiency and reduces maintenance compared with brushed motors. Its low weight and ergonomic pistol-grip design improve handling during prolonged use. The 13 mm keyless chuck enables quick bit changes, and the 18V platform offers compatibility with Metabo batteries in the same voltage class. The drill’s maximum speed of 2100 RPM provides sufficient performance for common drilling and screwdriving tasks.

Suitable for

• Drilling in wood (up to 38 mm)
• Screwdriving and assembly work
• Light to medium professional applications on site
• DIY projects and home renovation

Key specifications

• Brand: Metabo
• Model: BS 18 LT BL Q
• MPN: 602334890
• EAN: 4007430302335
• Voltage: 18 V
• Motor type: Brushless
• No-load speed: up to 2100 RPM
• Chuck capacity: 13 mm (1.3 cm)
• Drilling capacity in wood: up to 38 mm
• Weight (without battery): 1.3 kg

How to use

Fit a compatible 18V Metabo battery and ensure it is fully charged. Select a suitable drill bit and secure it in the 13 mm keyless chuck. Start at low speed to position the bit, then increase speed as required up to 2100 RPM. Apply steady pressure without forcing the tool. For screwdriving, select the appropriate torque or clutch setting if available. After use, remove the battery for storage or transport and store the drill in a dry place.

Recommendations

Use Metabo Ultra-M 18V batteries and a compatible charger to ensure optimal communication between tool, battery and charger. Observe recommended torque settings for screwdriving to avoid overdriving fasteners. For extended drilling in dense materials, use sharp bits and work in stages to avoid overheating. Follow local safety regulations and wear appropriate personal protective equipment.