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Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #23056 in Home Improvement
- Size: 2 Box (L-BOXX-1, L-BOXX-1A)
- Brand: Bosch
- Model: PS31-2AL1A
- Number of items: 1
Features
- Compact drill/driver with compact height and head length
- Has 265-inches-per-pound of torque and up to 1,300 RPM
- Suitable for most applications with two speeds and 3/8-inch chuck
- Comfortable locking clips for user ease and fast access to tools
- Includes 13-piece Exact-Fit accessory insert trays
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Bosch's PS31-2A
Bosch's PS31-2A 12-volt max drill/driver has a compact, lightweight design for easy handling overhead and in tight spaces, allowing users to tackle professional jobs with ease. Offering high torque and the convenience of two speed settings, this tool is powerful and user-friendly for fast, efficient drilling and driving. This drill/driver combines speed, power, and performance, making it ideal for professionals and do-it-yourselfers. The drill/driver's build consists of a 7-inch head length and 2-pound body. This streamlined design makes the drill small enough to fit into tight areas, and well-suited for continuous overhead work. This drill/driver also features a 3/8-inch single sleeve chuck, allowing the tool to be ideal for a variety of applications. It also has a variable speed trigger so that speed regulation will always be perfect. With this small drill/driver you can work anywhere, anytime. An integrated LED illuminates dark corners and low-light areas so your visibility is never compromised. In addition to providing illumination, this drill driver is also trademarked with Bosch's Electronic Cell Protection (ECP), which extends the run time and life of the tool. The fuel gauge is conveniently located on the side of the tool for easy battery management. Bosch has invented a drill/driver that is 22-percent more compact, has 25-percent more torque, and can perform at speeds up to 15-percent faster than ever before.
Bosch's Click & Go System:
Now more than ever, today’s professional contractors, remodelers, electricians, plumbers, and installers alike know that time is money. Studies indicate that professionals can easily improve productivity by reducing time spent searching for tools, sorting through their trucks, and organizing supplies. The Bosch Click & Go system allows users to efficiently organize, store and transport their tools and accessories.
The Bosch L-Boxx-An Intelligent Transport and Storage System
The innovative click system allows for easy connection and disconnection of any number of L-Boxx’s. With the ease of single-click stacking, each L-Boxx easily locks together for easy transport and handling. Top, front and side handles offer three carrying options for comfort in all situations (L-BOXX-1, L-BOXX-1A, L-BOXX-2) and four compatible height options allow users to choose the appropriate size L-Boxx for various tool sizes. For added peace of mind, the L-Boxx case features a water resistant design to prevent water from entering case in the back of your truck or on the jobsite (not IP65 rated).
In addition, Bosch, Sortimo, and Knapheide have partnered to bring you innovative tools, storage solutions and the ideal vehicle configuration for the job. Safety, flexibility, efficiency, and quick access to the right tools for the job can give you more time in your day to get back what’s really important.
Improved Productivity
All Bosch L-BOXX products offer flexible storage solutions for their users-making them unique in the current marketplace. With better customizable organization, downtime spent searching for tools and parts becomes non-existant. In addition, fewer trips will have to be made from the workshop or storage unit and to the store, since your tools and accessories can now be stored in one custom, organized area.
Tackle your next project with organization and power with the PS31-2AL1A
The PS31-2A drill/driver, battery, and charger stow perfectly in the L-BOXX case
The 13-piece accessory tray is idea for storing all of your accessories
The simple click feature allows you to never lose time on the jobsite again
Keep your work truck organized at all times with the L-BOXX storage organization system
Transportation has never been easier with the simple technology of the L-BOXX family
ProVantage Warranty Guarantee
The Bosch 12-volt max drill/driver comes with the ProVantage three-year protection plan, which guarantees two years of battery protection and one year of tool protection. Under this plan, you can receive two years of free battery replacements, tool replacement for one year, and a free tool repair package for the second and third years. The Bosch L-BOXX carrying case is backed by a one-year warranty.
What's in the Box
The Bosch PS31-2AL1A includes one PS31-2A 12-volt max drill/driver, one L-BOXX, one L-BOXX-1A with 13-piece exact-fit accessory tray inserts, two batteries, and one charger.
System Features
| The L-BOXX Family | ||||||||||
| L-BOXX-1 | L-BOXX-1A | L-BOXX-2 | L-BOXX-3 | L-BOXX-4 | ||||||
| Single-Click Stacking | | | | | | |||||
| Top, Front, and Side Handles | | | | |||||||
| L-BOXX Height (Inches) | 4-1/2 | 4-1/2 | 6 | 10 | 15 | |||||
| L-BOXX Width (Inches) | 17-1/2 | 17-1/2 | 17-1/2 | 17-1/2 | 17-1/2 | |||||
| L-BOXX Length (Inches) | 14 | 14 | 14 | 14 | 14 | |||||
| Comfortable Locking Clips | | | | | | |||||
| Water Resistant Design | | | | | | |||||
| Compatibility Matrix-Tools with Exact-Fit Inlays | ||||||||||
| PS31-2AL1A | PS31-2AL1A | DDS181-02L | CCS180BL | 1619EVS | ||||||
| SKC120-202L | HDS181-02L | CRS180BL | MRC23EVS | |||||||
| PS21BN* | SKC181-101* | BSH180BL | MRP23EVS | |||||||
| PS41BN* | JSH180BL | FNH180BL-16 | 1617EVSP | |||||||
| PS50BN* | 25618BL | |||||||||
| PS60BN* | HDH181BL | |||||||||
| PS10BN* | DDS181BL | |||||||||
| PS11BN* | ||||||||||
| PS31BN* | ||||||||||
| PS70BN* | ||||||||||
| PS130BN* | ||||||||||
| PS31-2AL | ||||||||||
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
18 of 18 people found the following review helpful.Perfect Match To The Impactor
By Andrew Buxton
I have used this drill for the following:
- Drilling holes in wood/metal up to half inch diameter (drill bit)
- Drilling holes in metal/wood/foam core doors w/ 1.5" hole saw
- Assembling ceiling fans
- Installing window handle/latch hardware
- Mixing tile flooring sanded grout
pros:
- compact size...handle fits perfectly into the hammer 'pouch' of a tool belt and the batteries are small/easy to carry
- Battery power/quickness of charge (w/ 30 min charger)
- case allows me to carry the charger, (4) batteries, drill, and my Bosch PS41-2A Impactor with room to spare
- 20 clutch settings for precise set and forget torque repetitions. (perfect for easily stripped brass screws)
- Bang for buck
cons:
- would love a 1/2" chuck but probably not practical with the size of this drill.
- Short battery life when using this drill instead of a more practical tool such as an 18V or corded drill (mixing sanded grout).
Bottom line: If you use this drill as it is intended, you will be 100% satisfied. If you push this drill outside of it's intended use you will be 100% satisfied but you will probably need some spare batteries ready to go.
21 of 25 people found the following review helpful.A great choice in a compact drill-driver
By MikeInOhio
The Bosch PS31-2AL 12-Volt 3/8-Inch drill driver is a surprisingly capable little powerhouse that doesn't disappoint.
The first thing I noticed about the Bosch was the compact size and great balance in the hand. The grip is about the diameter of a standard 10oz. tube of caulk and fits easily in an average-size hand (see photo above). Users with very small hands may find it a bit difficult to grasp. Those users may prefer a tool with a battery that doesn't live inside the hand grip such as the DeWalt DCD-710.
The tool comes packaged inside a new L-Boxx container that definitely takes carrying cases to a new level in moderately-priced tools. The L-Boxx cases are modular and stackable. Loaded with the PS31 and two batteries plus a charger, the case is still half empty so there's plenty of room for bits and accessories.
In a recent YouTube interview, Terry Horan (President and CEO of the Robert Bosch Tool Corporation) said the L-Boxx system was designed with contractors in mind and their increasingly more compact trucks. The L-Boxx system is way better than either the briefcase-style tool case or the duffel bag.
In use, the Bosch has plenty of power. I've drilled 3/4" holes in wood with a spade bit, 1/4" holes in steel angle iron and I've driven 3" deck screws into construction lumber. Only with the 3/4" spade bit did I feel like I was pushing this little drill to the max but still it accomplished the task! It's amazing how far cordless technology has come in recent years.
One difference of note is that the tool begins to loose power when the battery is very low. My other Lithium-Ion tools simply stop without warning when depleted with no perceptible decline in performance. I'm not sure why the Bosch is different but I kind of enjoy having a little warning that the battery is about to die.
One of the things I would change about the Bosch if I could is to increase the maximum RPM's. Other manufacturers like DeWalt and Milwaukee can spin up to 1500 RPM while the Bosch is limited to 1300. It's not a deal breaker but the extra speed is nice at times.
The charger says it can charge a battery in 30 minutes and it's true - even with a fully depleted battery.
This drill has a built-in charge indicator that tells you the state of your battery. The more little green lights you see, the more charge you have. Really, every cordless tool ought to have this and probably will in a few short years. It's great.
Older reviews indicate that some of these drills had a runout problem with the chuck that caused the point of a drill bit to wobble around. My drill has no such problem and it's easy to hit my mark when starting a hole.
Finally, the Bosch gives the impression of rugged durability. I'm sure this tool will survive the hard knocks of everyday use and be around my shop for a long time. The Bosch is a good choice in the compact drill-driver marketplace.
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful.Almost Perfect
By loveaphair
As a maintenance supervisor at a 200+ unit complex in Oregon, owning this combo is fantastic! Having a drill that is compact enough to fit into your back pocket (not all the way, but enough so it won't fall out) makes my job that much easier. It is just as strong, if not stronger, than my 18v Ryobi but almost half the size. There is a slight, but noticeable delay on getting to full speed from the time you pull the trigger in all the way. It isn't that big of a deal because I often start off screws and drilling slowly to make sure I'm doing it right, but I have had a few times where I noticed it.
The L-BOXX system makes it easy to have screws and other hardware for quick access in my maintenance golf cart. The L-BOXX that the drill comes in does have plenty of extra room even with the charger, battery and drill in there. However, I keep my charger in the shop and the drill is on me always, so I was left with an empty box with no organizing boxes in it. I am puzzled as to what to put in there because when you lock the two boxes together you have to detach them in order to open the bottom box. So whatever you put in there needs to be something you don't want to have access to often. I planned on being in and out of these boxes constantly so when I saw that I knew the bottom box would hardly ever get used.
Pros:
Quality drill in a compact size.
Battery level display
LED light on the front that will turn on even if the drill is in the lock position
Quick charge time
Great, sturdy cases. Really, really fantastic. I turned the case upside-down a few times and everything stayed in it's place.
Multiple handle locations to carry both cases locked together or separate.
Cons:
Can't access bottom case when two are locked together without detaching.
Slight, yet noticeable, delay to full-speed drilling.
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