Makita XFD131 18V Lxt Brushless 1/2 in Driver Drill Kit

Product Description

The MAKITA USA INC XFD131 is an 18V LXT lithium-ion brushless cordless driver-drill kit designed for trade professionals who need reliable drilling and driving performance on the job. The brushless motor delivers 440 inch-pounds of max torque while providing up to 50 percent more work per charge compared to brushed alternatives, along with increased speed and extended tool life. The kit includes a 3.0Ah battery and weighs 3.8 pounds with battery installed, making it a practical choice for work at height or in confined spaces where a lower-fatigue tool matters.

This driver-drill kit is suited for residential and light commercial construction applications, including framing, finish work, and mechanical rough-in tasks. The 1/2 inch chuck accommodates a wide range of bit sizes for drilling into wood, metal, and similar substrates. The adjustable torque clutch settings allow precise control when driving fasteners of varying sizes, from structural screws to smaller, more delicate hardware. Licensed carpenters, electricians, plumbers, and general contractors will find the power-to-weight ratio well matched to repetitive drilling and driving tasks.

Key Features

• Brushless motor delivers up to 50 percent more work per charge versus brushed motors
• 440 inch-pounds of maximum torque for demanding drilling and driving applications
• 1/2 inch chuck accommodates a broad range of drill and driver bits
• Adjustable torque clutch settings for control across large and delicate fasteners
• Tool weight of 3.8 pounds with 3.0Ah battery for reduced fatigue during extended use
• 18V LXT platform for compatibility with the broader Makita LXT battery system

Compatibility

Designed for use within the Makita 18V LXT cordless platform. Includes a 3.0Ah LXT battery; compatible with other Makita 18V LXT batteries and chargers sold separately.

Installation Notes

This tool requires no fixed installation and is operated as a handheld cordless unit. Before inserting or changing bits, ensure the tool is powered off and the battery is removed or the trigger is locked out per standard tool-safety practice. Follow applicable jobsite safety codes and the manufacturer operator manual for proper chuck operation, torque setting selection, and battery handling. Inspect the battery and charger connections before each use.