Tool

Drill Drivers

Drill holes and drive screws the moment you pick it up, with no cable to plug in. Our lightweight brushless drill drivers run on the DeWalt- or Milwaukee-compatible 18V batteries you already use.

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Buy the tool only for batteries you own, or a kit with 2, 3 or 4 batteries and a charger. Each listing shows the torque, speeds and clutch settings. Everything ships from UK stock with tracked delivery, 30-day returns and a 12-month warranty.

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Compatibility

Each product page lists the battery systems it is compatible with. Check it before you buy.

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Buying guide

Which drill?

  • DeWalt-compatible: lightweight brushless drill driver for holes and screws in wood, metal and plastic.
  • Milwaukee-compatible: brushless 3-in-1 drill driver with up to 200 Nm, two speed ranges and a 20-setting clutch, for screws, holes and hammer drilling.

Typical jobs

  • Putting up shelves, brackets and curtain poles.
  • Assembling furniture and stud walls.
  • Drilling pilot holes in timber, metal and plastic.

Drill driver or SDS?

For regular drilling into concrete, choose an SDS hammer drill. A drill driver suits screws and drilling in wood, metal and plastic.

Batteries

A spare battery means you never stop mid-job. The 3 and 4-battery kits suit trades and big projects.

Related

Hammer drills · Combo kits · Batteries and chargers

DeWalt, Makita and Milwaukee are trademarks of their respective owners. Pro Direct Tools is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or authorised by these brands.

Questions

Can it drill into brick?
The Milwaukee-compatible 3-in-1 drill driver has a hammer setting for light masonry. For concrete, use an SDS hammer drill.
Can I buy it without batteries?
Yes — tool only, or in a kit with 2, 3 or 4 batteries and a charger.
Is a Makita-compatible version available?
Not yet — currently DeWalt-compatible and Milwaukee-compatible.
Are these genuine branded drills?
No. They're independent tools designed to be compatible with those 18V battery systems.