MAKITA XDT11Z Impact Driver: 1,460 in-lb Max. Torque, 2,900 RPM Free Speed, 3,500 Impacts per Minute, Bare Tool

These battery-powered impact drivers are made by Makita. They use an impact force to increase torque when making holes and driving fasteners. Tool batteries can often be used with tools of the same brand, battery series, and voltage. Voltage describes the level of power the battery provides. Tools with low-voltage batteries are light and compact, making them suitable for maintenance tasks. Tools with high-voltage batteries are heavy but deliver ample power for demanding tasks. Amp-hours (Ah) describes the amount of power the battery holds (its capacity), which determines how long a fully charged battery can perform before needing a recharge. The higher the Ah rating of the battery, the greater its storage capacity. As voltage and Ah ratings increase so do the weight and bulk of the battery and the tool it powers.