Screw gun Metabo 602358650, 2000 RPM, 18V, 1.7 kg

The Metabo 602358650 screw gun is a cordless power tool designed for fastening and light drilling tasks. Powered by an 18V lithium polymer battery, it delivers an idle speed range from 550 to 2000 RPM and comes with a quick-release 1/2" chuck with a maximum capacity of 13 mm. Weighing 1.7 kg and finished in Metabo green and black, the tool combines mobility with sufficient torque for general trade and home tasks. It can drill up to 13 mm in steel and up to 68 mm in wood, making it suitable for a variety of everyday fastening and drilling needs.

Advantages

The pistol-handle design provides ergonomic handling and balance during prolonged use. The 18V lithium polymer battery offers consistent power delivery for the stated speed range and helps keep the overall weight low at 1.7 kg. A quick-release chuck simplifies bit changes and supports standard 13 mm drill bits and screwdriver bits. The compact construction and variable speed control enable controlled starts and precise screw driving as well as light drilling in metal and wood.

Suitable for

• Installing screws in drywall, wood framing, and furniture assembly
• Light drilling tasks in steel up to 13 mm and in wood up to 68 mm
• General maintenance, HVAC and electrical fittings where a compact cordless driver is required
• DIY projects and on-site repair work requiring portability and quick bit changes

Key specifications

• Power: 18V lithium polymer battery
• Idle speed: 550–2000 RPM
• Chuck type: Quick-release chuck, 1/2" interface, max capacity 13 mm
• Maximum drilling diameter in wood: 68 mm
• Maximum drilling diameter in steel: 13 mm
• Weight: 1.7 kg
• Design: Pistol handle; colours: green and black

How to use

Charge the 18V battery according to the manufacturer’s instructions before use. Insert the appropriate drill bit or screwdriver bit into the quick-release chuck and secure it. Select the required speed within the 550–2000 RPM range depending on material and screw size; use lower speeds for metal and larger screws and higher speeds for fast drilling in wood. Apply steady pressure while keeping the tool perpendicular to the work surface. Release the trigger once the screw or hole is completed and allow the bit to stop before setting the tool down.

Recommendations

For best results, use sharp, correctly sized bits and match the speed to the material. Wear appropriate eye and hand protection, and ensure the battery is fully charged and correctly seated. When drilling in metal, use cutting fluid where applicable and operate at lower speed to reduce wear. Store the tool in a dry place and remove the battery for long-term storage.