Ingersoll Rand Tool Hoist D3141 Cordless Drill Driver

Product Description

The INGERSOLL RAND TOOL HOIST D3141 is a cordless compact pistol grip drill driver built for trade professionals who need power and maneuverability in confined spaces. Driven by a brushless motor, it delivers up to 450 inch-pounds of torque and reaches speeds up to 1800 RPM. The tool measures 7 inches tip to tail and weighs 3 pounds with battery installed, making it significantly more compact than standard cordless drill drivers. An 18-position clutch allows fine-tuned fastening depth control to reduce cam-outs. The 1/2 inch all-metal keyless chuck with carbide teeth accepts a wide range of drill bits and handles tough materials with a secure grip.

The D3141 is suited for mechanical, electrical, and general maintenance trades working in tight or hard-to-reach areas such as wheel hubs, panel enclosures, and heavy machinery assemblies. Its dual-speed settings provide flexibility across drilling and driving tasks on materials including sheet metal, wood, and composite surfaces. The tool runs on the IQV20 20-volt cordless platform. It is available as a standalone tool or as part of the D3141-K22 kit, which includes two BL2012 2.5 Ah batteries and a BC1121 dual-voltage charger.

Key Features

• Brushless motor with up to 450 inch-pounds of torque for high-demand fastening applications
• 18-position clutch for precise fastening depth control and reduced cam-outs
• Two-speed settings (high and low) to match torque to the task
• 1/2 inch all-metal keyless chuck with carbide teeth for secure bit retention
• Impact-resistant rubberized over-molded grip for durability and comfort
• Integrated LED light at the base of the tool to illuminate the work area

Compatibility

The D3141 is compatible with the IQV20 20-volt battery platform, including the BL2012 2.5 Ah battery. It is also available in the D3141-K22 kit configuration with two batteries and the BC1121 dual-voltage charger.

Installation Notes

Installation and operation should be performed by a qualified technician familiar with cordless power tools and applicable workplace safety standards. Always remove or discharge the battery before changing chuck accessories or performing any tool maintenance. Confirm torque clutch settings are appropriate for the fastener and material before driving. Follow all applicable OSHA and manufacturer guidelines for power tool use in industrial and mechanical environments.