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The ability to use both NiCad and Li-ion batteries, as well as it’s low cost, make this an inexpensive and easy way to get a first impact driver.
Although it falls short of its higher priced competitors, it performs adequately well for fastening tasks – certainly better than a typical drill.
Read our full review| Name | Ryobi P230 | |
| Brand | Ryobi | |
| Torque | 1200 in-lbs | |
| Voltage | 18v | |
| Speed | 0-2400 rpm | |
| Impacts / Min | 0-3500 ipm | |
| Weight | 3.5 lbs | |
| Length | 9" | |
| Battery type | NiCad / Lithium-ion | |
| Drive size | 1/4" hex | |
| Mfr. data sheet | http://www.ryobitools.com/catalog/power_tools/dril... | |
| Manual | http://www.ryobitools.com/product_manual/file_url/... | |
| Part number | P230 | |
| Color | blue | |
| Motor type | standard | |
| Replaceable brushes | no | |
| Modes | 1 | |
| Warranty | 3 year | |
| Light | yes | |
| Belt clip | no | |
| Bit storage | yes | |
| Additional features | ||
| Notes | Can use all One+ batteries. | |
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