Ingersoll Rand D5241 IQV20 Cordless Hammer Drill | 1/2" Chuck Size | 1100 (in-lbs) Torque | (Bare Tool Only, Battery Not Included)

Take on drilling and fastening tasks with the Ingersoll Rand D5241 IQV20 Cordless Hammer Drill, designed for automotive repair, construction, and industrial maintenance. Powered by the 20V IQV20 battery platform, this brushless drill delivers up to 1,100 in-lbs (125 Nm) of maximum torque and features a 1/2" all-metal keyless chuck with carbide teeth for secure bit retention. Three operating modes—Drill, Driver, and Hammer Drill—provide versatility for drilling metal, driving fasteners, and working with suitable masonry materials.

The D5241 features a 24-position clutch for controlling fastening depth, two-speed operation, and a hammer mechanism delivering up to 28,000 blows per minute. Its removable auxiliary handle helps provide additional control during high-torque applications, while rubberized bumpers and an integrated LED work light improve handling and visibility. Measuring 7.8" long and weighing 3.5 lbs, the D5241 offers cordless mobility for workshop and jobsite applications. This listing is for the bare tool only; battery and charger are not included.

Type: Cordless Hammer Drill/Driver | Model: D5241 | Series: IQV20 | Configuration: Bare Tool Only | Voltage: 20V | Motor: Brushless | Chuck Size: 1/2" | Chuck Type: All-Metal Keyless, Carbide Teeth | Maximum Torque: 1,100 in-lbs (125 Nm) | Operating Modes: Drill, Driver, Hammer Drill | Speed Settings: 2 | Free Speed: 0–500 / 0–1,800 RPM, Current Manufacturer Page | Maximum Impact Rate: 28,000 IPM | Clutch: 24 Positions | Length: 7.8" (198 mm) | Weight: 3.5 lbs (1.6 kg) | Sound Pressure / Power: 94 / 105 dB(A) | Vibration Level: 11.9 m/s² (K: 3.6) | Battery Platform: Ingersoll Rand IQV20 | Battery and Charger: Not Included

Features:

• Brushless motor delivers high torque for drilling larger holes and driving suitable fasteners while avoiding maintenance associated with motor brushes.
• Three selectable operating modes provide conventional drilling, clutch-controlled screwdriving, and hammer drilling for appropriate masonry applications.
• All-metal keyless chuck with carbide teeth helps maintain a secure grip on compatible drill and driver bits without requiring a chuck key.
• 24-position adjustable clutch helps control screwdriving torque and fastening depth, reducing the likelihood of overdriving suitable fasteners.
• High and low speed settings allow operators to prioritize rotational speed or increased control according to the bit and workpiece.
• Hammer drilling mechanism delivers repeated axial impacts to assist masonry drilling with the appropriate bit.
• Removable auxiliary handle provides an additional gripping point for improved control during high-torque drilling.
• Impact-resistant rubberized bumpers help protect the housing from accidental contact and routine workshop handling.
• Integrated LED work light illuminates the drilling area and helps reduce shadows around the workpiece.
• IQV20 battery compatibility allows users to share approved batteries with other compatible Ingersoll Rand cordless tools.

Applications:

• Industrial maintenance and MRO – Drilling mounting holes and driving compatible fasteners during machinery servicing and equipment installation.
• Automotive and fleet repair – Drilling suitable metal components and fastening brackets, panels, and service hardware.
• Construction and building maintenance – Drilling suitable masonry, wood, and metal with the proper bits and selected operating mode.
• Equipment assembly – Installing screws and other threaded hardware where adjustable clutch control helps manage fastening depth.
• Mobile repair and field service – Performing drilling and fastening operations where access to corded power is limited.

FAQs:

• Q: What is the maximum torque of the Ingersoll Rand D5241?
  A: The D5241 produces up to 1,100 in-lbs (125 Nm) of maximum torque. Its brushless motor and two-speed transmission support demanding drilling and fastening work. The 24-position clutch allows operators to select lower driving settings when appropriate, but it is not a calibrated torque-measurement system.
• Q: What are the three operating modes on the D5241?
  A: Drill mode provides conventional rotation for drilling suitable materials. Driver mode uses the adjustable clutch to help control screwdriving. Hammer Drill mode adds repeated axial impacts for drilling appropriate masonry materials with a compatible masonry bit.
• Q: Does the D5241 include a battery and charger?
  A: No. SKU D5241 is offered here as a bare tool only. A compatible Ingersoll Rand IQV20 battery and charger are required for operation. The separate D5241-K22 kit includes the hammer drill, auxiliary handle, two BL2022 batteries, and a charger.
• Q: What size drill bits can the D5241 accept?
  A: The tool uses a 1/2" keyless chuck, which accepts compatible round- or hex-shank accessories within the chuck's gripping capacity. Select the correct bit type and size for the workpiece and follow the manufacturer's application limits.
• Q: What is the hammer drilling rate of the Ingersoll Rand D5241?
  A: Ingersoll Rand specifies up to 28,000 impact per minute (IPM). IPM describes how many hammer impacts the tool delivers in a minute and is different from RPM, which describes the rotational speed of the chuck.
• Q: Why does the D5241 have an auxiliary handle?
  A: The removable auxiliary handle gives the operator an additional gripping point to help control the tool during high-torque drilling and hammer-drilling operations. Its inclusion in the standalone bare-tool package should be confirmed before ordering.

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