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Bosch GSB18V-490N 18V EC Brushless 1/2 In. Hammer Drill/Driver

Model number
GSB18V-490N

Bosch GSB18V-490N 18V EC Brushless 1/2 In. Hammer Drill/Driver is a cordless 18V hammer drill/driver in Bosch's EC Brushless 1/2 In. Hammer Drill/Driver family. It uses a brushless motor, a 0.5 in keyless chuck, up to 490 in-lbs of torque, 460 / 1800 no-load RPM, and 22000 BPM. This bare-tool version is sold without a battery or charger, but it works with Bosch 18V CORE18V packs and chargers. It is intended for drilling, driving, and light masonry work, with variable speed and reverse. It remains compatible with Bosch 18V batteries and chargers already in the same cordless system.

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Model no.
GSB18V-490N
Brand
Bosch
Category
Hammer Drill
Canonical URL
/bosch/hammer-drill/gsb18v-490n-06019h531b/
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§ Specifications

#specifications
Product Type
Hammer Drill/Driver
Voltage (V)
18
Cordless / Corded
Cordless
Power Source
Battery
Motor Type
Brushless
Tool Only
Yes
Batteries Included
0
Charger Included
No
Piece Count
2
Height (in.)
8.1
Length (in.)
7.44
Width (in.)
3
Weight (lbs)
2.4
Barcode (UPC)
000346821611
Battery Platform
CORE18V
Chuck Type
Keyless Chuck
Chuck Size (in.)
0.5
Max Torque (in-lbs)
490
No Load Rpm
460, 1800
No Load Bpm
22,000
Hammer Function
Yes
Variable Speed
Yes
Reverse
Yes
Warranty
5-year limited (tool + charger); 3-year limited (battery)

§ What's Included

01 (1) GSB18V-490 18V EC Brushless 1/2 In. Hammer Drill/Driver
02 (1) Belt Clip

§ Warranty

5-year limited (tool + charger); 3-year limited (battery)

§ FAQ

Is this a bare tool or a kit?

This version is a bare tool and does not include a battery or charger.

What battery platform does it use?

It uses Bosch 18V batteries and chargers in the CORE18V platform.

What are the main speed and torque specs?

Bosch lists 490 in-lbs of torque, 460 / 1800 no-load RPM, and 22000 BPM.

Can it be used for masonry drilling?

Yes. It is a hammer drill/driver, so it can handle light masonry drilling with the appropriate bit.