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Sealey CP1203 12v 1/4" Drive Impact Driver No Batteries No Battery Charger No Case
4.4 (1,167) at Tooled Up
£52.95
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About the product
The Sealey CP1203 is a 12V cordless impact driver with a 1/4" hex drive for driving and fastening tasks, including automotive, joinery and general maintenance work. It produces up to 80 Nm of torque, with an impact rate of 0–3500 bpm and a no-load speed of 0–2500 rpm.
Its variable speed trigger has a lock function. The tool has all-metal gears and a composite soft-grip housing, along with an LED battery level indicator and an LED worklight. An included belt hook provides a way to store the tool between tasks.
- Weight: 0.80 kg, body only
- Noise power/pressure: 89/78 dB(A)
- Vibration/uncertainty: 2.898/1.5 m/s²
- Battery and charger are not included. The tool requires a CP1200BP battery and CP1200MC charger, purchased separately.
- CP1200BP battery options are 12V 1.5Ah, 3Ah or 4Ah lithium-ion; batteries are not included.
- Complete kit model: CP1203KIT.
At a glance
- Maximum torque of 80 Nm
- Impact rate of 0–3500 bpm
- Variable speed trigger with lock function
- LED battery level indicator and worklight
- Category
- Hand & Power ToolsDrills & Drivers
- Brand
- Sealey
- Material
- composite
- In the box
- Belt hook
- Drive
- 1/4" hex
- Maximum torque
- 80 Nm (58 lb.ft)
- Impact rate
- 0–3500 bpm
- No-load speed
- 0–2500 rpm
- Weight
- 0.80 kg (body only)
- Noise power/pressure
- 89/78 dB(A)
- Vibration/uncertainty
- 2.898/1.5 m/s²
- Speed control
- Variable speed trigger with lock function
- Gear construction
- All-metal gears
- Lighting and indicator
- LED battery level indicator and worklight
- Shop
- Tooled Up
Price history
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£52.95
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£52.95
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£64.95
Price at the shop, last 56 days
The price fell by £12 on 4 October.
