Pistol grip drill Metabo SB 18 Set 1600 RPM 1.3 kg

The Metabo SB 18 Set is a lightweight pistol-grip cordless drill intended for everyday drilling and screwdriving tasks. Weighing approximately 1.3 kg and supplied with a 2.0 Ah lithium‑ion battery, the tool offers a no-load speed up to 1600 RPM and a keyless chuck with up to 10 mm capacity. The set includes a comprehensive 78-piece accessory kit covering wood, masonry and HSS drill bits, a wide range of screwdriver bits and sockets, a measuring tape, pencil and a utility knife with spare blades, providing a compact mobile workshop for general-purpose use.

Advantages

The drill combines a compact, pistol-grip design with an integrated work light that illuminates the contact area and a hammer-drill function for masonry. Its low weight supports comfortable prolonged use, and the set’s bit case can be mounted on either the right or left side for user convenience. The tool is compatible with the CAS 18 V battery system, allowing use with other 18 V batteries and chargers from CAS brands.

Suitable for

• Everyday household drilling and screwdriving
• Drilling in wood (up to approx. 20 mm suggested by accessory range)
• Light masonry drilling using hammer function
• On-site quick repairs and assembly with included accessory set

Key specifications

• Tool type: cordless pistol-grip drill with hammer function
• Rated no-load speed: up to 1600 RPM
• Weight: approx. 1.3 kg (tool only)
• Chuck capacity: up to 10 mm (keyless chuck)
• Battery: 18 V, 2.0 Ah lithium‑ion (included)
• Integrated LED work light for contact area illumination
• Accessory kit: 78 pieces including wood, masonry and HSS drill bits, multiple screwdriver bits (25/50/75 mm), sockets, bit holder, countersink, centering pin, measuring tape, pencil, utility knife with spare blades
• Belt hook and side-fixable bit case for convenience

How to use

Insert the charged 18 V battery into the drill until it locks. Choose the appropriate drill or screwdriver bit from the kit and secure it in the keyless chuck by opening the chuck, inserting the bit, and hand-tightening until it grips securely. Select hammer mode when drilling into masonry and normal rotary mode for wood and metal. Start at low speed to position the bit, then increase speed as required. Use the integrated LED to improve visibility at the work point. After use, store bits in the provided case and remove the battery for transport or extended storage.

Recommendations

For longer runtimes and heavier tasks, use higher-capacity 18 V CAS batteries if available. Match drill bits to the material and use the hammer function only for masonry. Regularly charge and store batteries at moderate temperatures and keep spare blades and commonly used bits in the side-fixable case for quick access.