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The next generation impact driver from Ryobi has some good improvements – there is little reason to buy the older model now that the Ryobi P236 is available.
It’s faster and stronger, clocking in at a beefy 1600 in-lbs of torque (on paper). It’s lighter, too, which was one of the main complaints on the P230
Like it’s other ONE+ tools, Ryobi allows you to use either lithium-ion or the older NiCad batteries. This makes for a great way to upgrade without having to purchase and entirely new kit.
| Name | Ryobi P236 | |
| Brand | Ryobi | |
| Torque | 1600 in-lbs | |
| Voltage | 18v | |
| Speed | 0-3200 rpm | |
| Impacts / Min | ||
| Weight | 2.55 lbs | |
| Length | ||
| Battery type | NiCad / Lithium-ion | |
| Drive size | 1/4" hex | |
| Mfr. data sheet | http://www.ryobitools.com/catalog/power_tools/dril... | |
| Manual | http://manuals.ryobitools.com/documents/2512 | |
| Part number | P236 | |
| Color | light green | |
| Motor type | standard | |
| Replaceable brushes | no | |
| Modes | 1 | |
| Warranty | 3 year | |
| Light | yes | |
| Belt clip | no | |
| Bit storage | yes | |
| Additional features | MagTray™ magnetic holder | |
| Notes | Can use all ONE+ batteries. | |
| Full Review | Coming soon! | |
| Release date |
