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AEG BS 18G2 vs AEG BSB 12G2 LI-152C

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  • 16specifications compared
  • 6differ
  • 10identical
  • 9known for one product only

Key differences

The AEG BS 18G2 has 50 RPM more idle speed (1st gear) than the AEG BSB 12G2 LI-152C (400 RPM vs 350 RPM). The AEG BS 18G2 has 150 RPM more idle speed (2nd gear) than the AEG BSB 12G2 LI-152C (1500 RPM vs 1350 RPM). The AEG BS 18G2 has 0.4 cm more drilling diameter in wood (max) than the AEG BSB 12G2 LI-152C (3.4 cm vs 3 cm).

  • Idle speed (1st gear)
    • BS 18G2:400 RPM
    • BSB 12G2 LI-152C:350 RPM
  • Idle speed (2nd gear)
    • BS 18G2:1500 RPM
    • BSB 12G2 LI-152C:1350 RPM
  • Drilling diameter in wood (max)
    • BS 18G2:3.4 cm
    • BSB 12G2 LI-152C:3 cm
  • Drilling diameter in steel (max)
    • BS 18G2:1.3 cm
    • BSB 12G2 LI-152C:1 cm
  • Battery voltage
    • BS 18G2:18 V
    • BSB 12G2 LI-152C:12 V
  • Weight
    • BS 18G2:1.8 kg
    • BSB 12G2 LI-152C:1.5 kg

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Comparison of BS 18G2, BSB 12G2 LI-152C
25 specifications
Featuresidentical
Built-in lightKnown for oneYesUnknown — not stated by the source
ScrewdrivingKnown for oneUnknown — not stated by the sourceYes
Hammer drillingKnown for oneUnknown — not stated by the sourceYes
ReverseKnown for oneUnknown — not stated by the sourceYes
Performance4 differ
Chuck capacity (max)Known for one1.3 cmUnknown — not stated by the source
Idle speed (1st gear)Differs400 RPM350 RPM
Idle speed (2nd gear)Differs1500 RPM1350 RPM
Maximum torque (hard applications)Known for one50 N⋅mUnknown — not stated by the source
Drilling diameter in wood (max)Differs3.4 cm3 cm
Drilling diameter in steel (max)Differs1.3 cm1 cm
Screw diameter (max)Known for one1.3 cmUnknown — not stated by the source
Torque settingsKnown for oneUnknown — not stated by the source24
Power1 differ
Battery voltageDiffers18 V12 V
Weight & dimensions1 differ
WeightDiffers1.8 kg1.5 kg
Other featuresidentical
Vibration emissionKnown for one1.5 m/s²Unknown — not stated by the source

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