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Product comparison · 2 drills

AEG BS 12C2 vs AEG BS 18C NICD

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  • 12specifications compared
  • 7differ
  • 5identical
  • 7known for one product only

Key differences

The AEG BS 18C NICD has 130 RPM more idle speed (1st gear) than the AEG BS 12C2 (450 RPM vs 320 RPM). The AEG BS 18C NICD has 350 RPM more idle speed (2nd gear) than the AEG BS 12C2 (1650 RPM vs 1300 RPM). The AEG BS 18C NICD has 1.8 cm more drilling diameter in wood (max) than the AEG BS 12C2 (3.8 cm vs 2 cm).

  • Idle speed (1st gear)
    • 320 RPM
    • 450 RPM
  • Idle speed (2nd gear)
    • 1300 RPM
    • 1650 RPM
  • Drilling diameter in wood (max)
    • 2 cm
    • 3.8 cm
  • Drilling diameter in steel (max)
    • 1 cm
    • 1.3 cm
  • Screw diameter (max)
    • 2 cm
    • 1.3 cm
  • Battery voltage
    • 12 V
    • 18 V
  • Weight
    • 1.2 kg
    • 2.2 kg

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19 specifications
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AEG

BS 12C2View product
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AEG

BS 18C NICDView product
Performance5 differ
Chuck capacity (min)Known for one1.5 mm
Chuck capacity (max)Known for one1.3 cm
Idle speed (1st gear)Differs320 RPM450 RPM
Idle speed (2nd gear)Differs1300 RPM1650 RPM
Drilling diameter in wood (max)Differs2 cm3.8 cm
Drilling diameter in steel (max)Differs1 cm1.3 cm
Screw diameter (max)Differs2 cm1.3 cm
Maximum torque (hard applications)Known for one25 N⋅m
Power1 differ
Battery capacityKnown for one2 Ah
Battery voltageDiffers12 V18 V
Charging timeKnown for one60 min
Batteryidentical
Battery technologyKnown for oneNickel-Cadmium (NiCd)
Weight & dimensions1 differ
WeightDiffers1.2 kg2.2 kg
Packaging contentidentical
Battery includedKnown for oneYes

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