Power Tool Battery Bosch-18V Ni-Cd/Ni-MH

Power Tool Battery Bosch-18V Ni-Cd/Ni-MH

Product Name: Power Tool Battery/Cordless Tool Battery-Bosch-18V Ni-Cd Ni-MH Battery

Replace original battery code: BAT025; BAT026; BAT160;BAT180;BAT181;BAT189; 2 607 335 278; 2 607 335 687;2 607 335 688;2 607 335 695;2 607 335 696;2 610 909 020                    

Volt: 18V

Dimension: 132.0 x 86.6 x 111.9(mm)
Color: Black & Red & Grey

Cell: 15*SC
Ni-Cd Battery: 1.3Ah; 1.5Ah; 2.0Ah
Ni-MH Battery: 2.0Ah; 2.5Ah; 3.0Ah 
Package: 10~24pcs/CTN

Advantages of using a Bosch 18v Battery

Save money

Take advantage of the Bosch 18v Battery's compatibility across many high-performance tools of the same voltage class. Save money on every extra purchase by opting for a cheaper single-person variant that doesn't come with a battery or charger.

Do your best to the end

See more meters and drive more screws - all with constant power. Get the most out of your battery. And as the battery power is reduced, there is no loss of energy, instead you have a full charge.

An energy pack is included with every Bosch 18v Battery cordless tool.

Bosch lithium-ion batteries impress with their power, weight and low space requirements, are ready to use and can be fully or partially recharged at any time.

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