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IR D550 1/2 In 14.4V Cordless Drill/Driver IRTD550 - Ingersoll Rand

Part #: D550

The Ingersoll Rand D550 14.4V Cordless Drill/Driver is engineered for demanding professional use in automotive and industrial environments. Delivering exceptional power-to-weight performance, this tool is designed for reliable operation across a range of drilling, boring, fastening, and screwing applications. Its robust construction and versatile battery compatibility make it a practical choice for technicians requiring consistent performance.

Key Features

  • Powerful Performance: Delivers 550 in-lbs of stall torque with a two-speed all-metal gear train (0-360/1300 RPM) for versatile power and speed control.
  • Durable Construction: Features an engineered composite housing with a patent-pending metal subframe, providing enhanced strength and resilience against job site demands.
  • IQv Technology: Incorporates patent-pending IQv technology to optimize performance, tool durability, and battery life.
  • Industrial Keyless Ratcheting Chuck: Ensures secure bit retention and industrial-grade performance for various tasks.
  • Lightweight Design: Weighs less than 4.3 lbs when equipped with a lithium-ion battery, reducing user fatigue during extended use.
  • Battery Versatility: Compatible with both 14.4V lithium-ion (BL144) and 14.4V nickel cadmium (N144) battery platforms.

Applications

The D550 is well-suited for professional technicians and mechanics working on diverse projects. It can efficiently handle drilling tasks in metal, wood, and composite materials common in vehicle maintenance, equipment assembly, and light fabrication. Its fastening capabilities are ideal for securing components, installing panels, and general assembly work in automotive repair shops, manufacturing facilities, and industrial settings.

Specifications

  • Torque: 550 in-lbs ideal stall torque
  • Speed: 0-360 / 1300 RPM
  • Weight: < 4.3 lbs (with lithium-ion battery)

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This product was added to our catalog on Tuesday 13 February, 2007.