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Cordless drill drivers for drilling and screwing around the home
A cordless drill driver is the tool every toolbox starts with. It drills holes in wood, metal and plastic and drives screws with controlled torque, so you do not strip heads or damage your work. Batavia offers battery drill drivers on both the 18V Maxxpack and 12V Fixxpack platforms, from a compact 12V model to the unique 18V Twin Drill.
Our cordless drill drivers
- 18V Drill Driver: two speed settings, 18 torque settings, a variable speed trigger, forward/reverse and an LED work light. An easy all-rounder for DIY and home improvement.
- 18V Twin Drill Cordless Drill Driver: a dual-chuck drill with a keyless chuck and a HEX chuck. Twist the head to switch between drilling and driving without changing bits. A safety lock stops the tool unless the chuck has clicked into place, and electronic torque control and automatic speed adjustment help you finish cleanly.
- 12V Cordless Drill Driver: lightweight and compact, with two-speed gearing, adjustable torque, a soft grip and LED light. Ideal for beginners, tight spaces and everyday indoor jobs.
What you can use a drill driver for
- Assembling flat-pack furniture and wardrobes
- Mounting shelves, curtain rails, hooks and mirrors
- Fitting hinges, handles and hanging interior doors
- Pre-drilling and screwing in DIY woodwork, such as planters, birdhouses or garden furniture
- Drilling in metal and plastic for repairs and small installations
Getting started? Read our tips on drilling accurate, straight holes in wood, or put your drill to work building a wooden planter box or hanging an interior door.
Features worth knowing
- Adjustable torque (clutch): the clutch slips once the set torque is reached, so screws sit flush without overdriving.
- Two speeds: low speed for screwing and high torque, high speed for drilling.
- Forward/reverse: remove screws as easily as you drive them.
- LED work light: see what you are doing inside cupboards or in dim corners.
The benefits of a battery drill
A cordless drill/driver is always ready: no socket, no extension lead and no cable in your way on a ladder or in the loft. That is safer and quicker, especially for small jobs. Because our 18V drill drivers use the Maxxpack battery that powers 50+ Batavia tools, you can buy the tool only and use the batteries you already own. The 12V model shares its battery with the other 12V Fixxpack tools.
Need to drill into brick or concrete? A drill driver has no hammer function, so take a look at our cordless combi drills or SDS+ hammer drills. For long screws, a cordless impact driver is the faster choice.
Why buy from Batavia
- Ordered before 19:00 = shipped the same day
- Free shipping over €50 in the Netherlands, Belgium and Germany
- 4 years Batavia warranty
Frequently asked questions about cordless drill drivers
What is the difference between a drill driver and a combi drill?
A drill driver drills and screws in wood, metal and plastic. A combi drill (also called a hammer drill driver) adds a hammer function, so it can also drill into brick and masonry. For concrete, an SDS+ hammer drill is the better choice.
Should I choose the 12V or 18V cordless drill driver?
The 12V Cordless Drill Driver is lighter and more compact, ideal for furniture assembly and light indoor jobs. The 18V Drill Driver offers more power and 18 torque settings for a wider range of DIY projects. If you already own Maxxpack or Fixxpack batteries, choose the tool that matches your platform.
How does the Twin Drill work?
The 18V Twin Drill Cordless Drill Driver has two chucks: a keyless chuck for drill bits and a HEX chuck for screwdriver bits. With a twist and press you switch between them, and the tool only runs once the chuck is locked in place.
Can I buy a drill driver without a battery?
Yes. The 18V and 12V drill drivers are available as tool only, or as a set with battery and charger. The tool-only version is a smart choice if you already own a battery from the same platform.
What torque setting should I use?
Start low for small screws and soft materials, and increase the setting until the screw sits flush. For drilling holes, use the highest setting or the drill mode where available. The low speed gives more torque for screwing; the high speed is best for drilling.