Bosch promotes drill-driver upgrades
An integrated accleration sensor on the new Bosch DDS183 drill/driver and the HDS183 hammer drill/driver virtually stops rotation during bit bind-up situations, according to the Mt. Prospect, Illinois-based Bosch.
The system is called KickBack Control, and it's one of the features of the new tools.
“Out on the jobsite, professionals need to have absolute trust in the tools they use,” said Tim Truesdale, product manager, cordless products, Robert Bosch Tool Corporation. “The [tools> represent those trusted tools: Great power, brushless motors and the added safety layer of KickBack Control. If you’re a pro, these tools have the best combination of performance and safety available.”
Both tools feature an ergonomic grip zone and Bosch-exclusive Electronic Motor Protection and Electronic Cell Protection to protect the tool and batteries from overload and overheating, The Bosch Flexible Power System is one of the most versatile Lithium-ion battery platforms available, the company says.
