Makita TD001GZ 40V Max Li-ion XGT Brushless Impact Driver - Batteries and Charger Not Included

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Otherwise, there are few downsides outside the expected slower driving performance and lower torque. One consideration is there’s no easy-insert collet design, which many other Makita impact drivers Makita’s impact driver lineup explained

The digital communication within XGT® optimizes performance to provide up to 2X longer sustained power under heavy-load applications

Incorporation of tool design, higher output batteries and built in communication program makes XGT the best high demand system on the market Beyond its torque-rich performance, the GDT01Z offers outstanding battery run times. The GDT01Z easily secured the podium position in our Summer 2023 test fleet with a whopping 83.0 minutes of no-load run time. Nicely, the XDT13Z doesn’t sacrifice the compact footprint that many Makita fans covet. It also has outstanding battery run time, partly thanks to its brushless motor. Some brands swap out brushless motors in favor of less durable brushed motors in their budget lineup. The LXT compact lineup offers outstanding battery run time and solid driving performance, all while retaining a smaller footprint than competing models. There are several sub-compact offerings in the 18V LXT lineup, though the footprints aren’t drastically different than the more powerful compact models. 12V CXT XGT batteries and tools are built to withstand tough environmental conditions. This means that they have been built to be withstand splashing or spraying water from any angle

The XDT14Z drops the specialty wood, bolt-loosening, and self-tapping drive modes the XDT19Z includes. Instead, the XDT14Z offers 4 drive modes. The lower-speed drive modes improve driving versatility with better, thanks to the reduced impacts per minute and RPM profiles each drive mode offers. The lowest-speed drive modes are subtle enough to drive screws into MDF and drywall with an accurate finish, although no impact driver is the dedicated tool of choice for these tasks. R: Tool and battery kit that includes a 2Ah battery, such as XDT19R. These kits come in several variations with a different number of batteries.

Up to 50% faster speed with 4 speed settings (0-1,100/ 0-2,100/ 0-3,200/ 0-3,700 RPM & 0-1,100/ 0-2,600/ 0-3,600/ 0-4,400 IPM)*

When you look at Makita’s flagship cordless impact driver, the XDT16, you’d be hard-pressed to accuse them of chasing bigger torque numbers. At the same time, they’ve always delivered relevant and even class-leading performance in our head-to-head tests. XGT - A combination of innovative tool design and higher output batteries, providing a genuine solution for high demand industrial users Notably, the XDT14Z offers outstanding driving speed, sufficient torque, and the same lightweight and compact footprint the LXT lineup is known for. Flipping over to reverse, the first two smart modes break the faster loose and stop after different rotation counts. They’re great when you want to hand thread a fastener off. The third mode breaks the fastener free and then continues at a slow speed to keep your release under control. LED Lights OUTSMART: Digitally controlled modes for a wide variety of applications; two tightening modes, one assist mode and three forward/reverse auto stop modesdrive modes improve driving versatility and accuracy. The middle range of the speed modes offers a high level of precision that’s rarely found in flagship 18V impact drivers that are more focused on dishing out brute force power. Lastly, the XDT19Z includes one of the most customizable work lights on the market. You can use the work light as a dedicated flashlight, and there is an on/off button to disable the work light when pulling the trigger, helpful to squeeze out extra battery run time. If you were hoping to see 2500 in-lbs of torque as something that was really more of an impact wrench with a 1/4-inch hex collet, that’s not what Makita is doing with XGT. The power does move up, though. You now get 1950 in-lbs of torque to go with 3700 RPM and 4400 IPM on the top end. Makita’s 40V XGT batteries run off a single lithium-ion battery technology, and the batteries come in 2.5Ah, 4Ah, 5Ah, and 8Ah capacities. The XGT range of tools and batteries come with a built-in program, providing digital communication between the battery and tool. Allowing not only for the battery to talk with tool but also the tool to talk to the battery

Assist Mode (A-mode) feature helps eliminate "screw cam-out" and "cross threading" by driving at low speed until tightening begins Say hello to Makita 40v Max XGT - The new standalone system that will stand side-by-side with the industry-leading Makita LXT System. XGT is a genuine solution for high demand industrial applications, a combination of innovative tool design and higher output batteries, providing a genuine solution for high demand industrial users as well.XGT® Batteries feature rigid rails with impact-resistant construction to secure the battery to the tool during high-demand applications Kenny’s life around power tools started early. His grandfather was an airplane mechanic in WW2 and took up woodworking as a hobby after retiring from the power industry. Building everything from bookshelves to lazy Susans, he became extremely accomplished while his young grandson observed, fascinated at the way raw wood could turn into something both beautiful and functional. In fact, Kenny still uses several pieces that his grandfather made more than 30 years ago. Makita’s 12V CXT impact driver lineup includes its smallest sub-compact models. 12V CXT impact drivers are designed for precision across light and medium-duty tasks, not speed and torque. The higher the following two numbers, the higher up in the lineup for each model. The higher numbers also generally correspond to the more recent versions, though the number doesn’t represent the release year. Accordingly, we know instantly that the XDT19Z is a higher-end impact driver than the XDT14Z, which is also older. Kits and bare tools