With a massive 180Nm of torque, this Brushless Impact Driver from Ozito’s Power X Change range is going to make super quick work of driving screws. Brushless motor technology eliminates friction and wear for more efficient screw driving which means cooler motors, longer runtime and more power to get the job done. The tri-beam LED work light ensures great visibility in low-light work conditions while the quick connect chuck makes accessory changes fast and simple. The variable speed trigger and sure-grip handle gives you better control. Perfect for driving screws into decking, fencing or finishing your DIY projects around the home. This product is intended for DIY use only.
With a massive 180Nm of torque, this Brushless Impact Driver from Ozito’s Power X Change range is going to make super quick work of driving screws. Brushless motor technology eliminates friction and wear for more efficient screw driving which means cooler motors, longer runtime and more power to get the job done. The tri-beam LED work light ensures great visibility in low-light work conditions while the quick connect chuck makes accessory changes fast and simple. The variable speed trigger and sure-grip handle gives you better control. Perfect for driving screws into decking, fencing or finishing your DIY projects around the home. This product is intended for DIY use only.
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Ozito PXC 18V Brushless Impact Driver - Skin Only
With a massive 180Nm of torque, this Brushless Impact Driver from Ozito’s Power X Change range is going to make super quick work of driving screws. Brushless motor technology eliminates friction and wear for more efficient screw driving which means cooler motors, longer runtime and more power to get the job done. The tri-beam LED work light ensures great visibility in low-light work conditions while the quick connect chuck makes accessory changes fast and simple. The variable speed trigger and sure-grip handle gives you better control. Perfect for driving screws into decking, fencing or finishing your DIY projects around the home. This product is intended for DIY use only.
With a massive 180Nm of torque, this Brushless Impact Driver from Ozito’s Power X Change range is going to make super quick work of driving screws. Brushless motor technology eliminates friction and wear for more efficient screw driving which means cooler motors, longer runtime and more power to get the job done. The tri-beam LED work light ensures great visibility in low-light work conditions while the quick connect chuck makes accessory changes fast and simple. The variable speed trigger and sure-grip handle gives you better control. Perfect for driving screws into decking, fencing or finishing your DIY projects around the home. This product is intended for DIY use only.
Last updated at 01/08/2026 04:11:52
Ozito Pxc 18v Brushless Impact Driver Pxbis-320 - Skin Only
Delivery $9.99
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originally posted on bunnings.com.au
I am an ex carpenter/ builder for 24yrs and have done alot of screwing in my life, and have been using “corded” screw guns that were not abundant back then in different brand names as they are now. I have had 4 Makitas during this time. All front heavy. The first one lasted me about 15yrs because it had steel gearing but the last three were plastic gears that clapped out sooner than later. They cost about $500 to $600 each so when it was time again to replace I bought this little brushless Ozito for $75 to see how it compared to the Makitas, & boy has it worked an absolute treat. With a 4.0ah battery it is as powerful as the corded Makitas. The designers have done an excellent job balance wise with this tool as well as 3 LED lights pointing at the pointy end, what a ... MoreI am an ex carpenter/ builder for 24yrs and have done alot of screwing in my life, and have been using “corded” screw guns that were not abundant back then in different brand names as they are now. I have had 4 Makitas during this time. All front heavy. The first one lasted me about 15yrs because it had steel gearing but the last three were plastic gears that clapped out sooner than later. They cost about $500 to $600 each so when it was time again to replace I bought this little brushless Ozito for $75 to see how it compared to the Makitas, & boy has it worked an absolute treat. With a 4.0ah battery it is as powerful as the corded Makitas. The designers have done an excellent job balance wise with this tool as well as 3 LED lights pointing at the pointy end, what a brilliant idea!To me it is light and nimble, but I have carpenter’s hands and if you feel you’d like it lighter then you could use a 2.0ah battery as well as making it smaller.It drives screw’s in with ease.The only thing I have not done is to drop it on concrete, but I will add to this when it happens.Ozito has a 5yr warranty on top that says something for reassurance.I have no trouble recommending this little screw gun with the same power as a $500 corded one, you can’t go wrong.
originally posted on bunnings.com.au
I bought this to undo wheel nuts (lug nuts) and general home workshop, such as changing mower blades, instead of using my dewalt impact driver with a socket adaptor (which kept breaking on the tight stuff). It does that great.It's a $99 impact wrench with a rated power of 215nm. Remember that before you buy it then get sad that it won't undo stuff that you've been swinging your all you weight off a big breaker bar trying to undo or tighten, as that's going to be well over what this tool is designed for or capable of. I tested it and in the real world, with a fully charged 4ah battery (battery size can affect power in some tools) it takes off wheel nuts torqued to around 120nm easily (the recommended torque for lots of cars and 4wds), and maxes out at about 155 to ... MoreI bought this to undo wheel nuts (lug nuts) and general home workshop, such as changing mower blades, instead of using my dewalt impact driver with a socket adaptor (which kept breaking on the tight stuff). It does that great.It's a $99 impact wrench with a rated power of 215nm. Remember that before you buy it then get sad that it won't undo stuff that you've been swinging your all you weight off a big breaker bar trying to undo or tighten, as that's going to be well over what this tool is designed for or capable of. I tested it and in the real world, with a fully charged 4ah battery (battery size can affect power in some tools) it takes off wheel nuts torqued to around 120nm easily (the recommended torque for lots of cars and 4wds), and maxes out at about 155 to 160nm. It would go a little bit higher but you would be rattling on it for ages and shortening the life of the tool.
originally posted on bunnings.com.au
This is a great product. I used Bosch for work but now I'm retired it don't want to outlay the extra money. I have been using Ozito tools now for some time and have gained quite a collection. I am yet to find one that does not please. This Impact Driver is another that is performing well at a great price. I would recommend this to anyone that want good equipment at good prices.
| Total Weight | 1.2kg |
| Charger Included | No |
| Chuck Size | 635 |
| Cordless (Yes/No) | Yes |
| Maximum Speed (rpm) | 2900 |
Ozito Pxc 18v Brushless Impact Driver Pxbis-320 - Skin Only
Delivery $9.99
Affiliate Disclosure: We may receive a small commission for purchases made through this link at no extra cost to you. This helps support our site. Thank you!
I am an ex carpenter/ builder for 24yrs and have done alot of screwing in my life, and have been using “corded” screw guns that were not abundant back then in different brand names as they are now. I have had 4 Makitas during this time. All front heavy. The first one lasted me about 15yrs because it had steel gearing but the last three were plastic gears that clapped out sooner than later. They cost about $500 to $600 each so when it was time again to replace I bought this little brushless Ozito for $75 to see how it compared to the Makitas, & boy has it worked an absolute treat. With a 4.0ah battery it is as powerful as the corded Makitas. The designers have done an excellent job balance wise with this tool as well as 3 LED lights pointing at the pointy end, what a ... MoreI am an ex carpenter/ builder for 24yrs and have done alot of screwing in my life, and have been using “corded” screw guns that were not abundant back then in different brand names as they are now. I have had 4 Makitas during this time. All front heavy. The first one lasted me about 15yrs because it had steel gearing but the last three were plastic gears that clapped out sooner than later. They cost about $500 to $600 each so when it was time again to replace I bought this little brushless Ozito for $75 to see how it compared to the Makitas, & boy has it worked an absolute treat. With a 4.0ah battery it is as powerful as the corded Makitas. The designers have done an excellent job balance wise with this tool as well as 3 LED lights pointing at the pointy end, what a brilliant idea!To me it is light and nimble, but I have carpenter’s hands and if you feel you’d like it lighter then you could use a 2.0ah battery as well as making it smaller.It drives screw’s in with ease.The only thing I have not done is to drop it on concrete, but I will add to this when it happens.Ozito has a 5yr warranty on top that says something for reassurance.I have no trouble recommending this little screw gun with the same power as a $500 corded one, you can’t go wrong.
I bought this to undo wheel nuts (lug nuts) and general home workshop, such as changing mower blades, instead of using my dewalt impact driver with a socket adaptor (which kept breaking on the tight stuff). It does that great.It's a $99 impact wrench with a rated power of 215nm. Remember that before you buy it then get sad that it won't undo stuff that you've been swinging your all you weight off a big breaker bar trying to undo or tighten, as that's going to be well over what this tool is designed for or capable of. I tested it and in the real world, with a fully charged 4ah battery (battery size can affect power in some tools) it takes off wheel nuts torqued to around 120nm easily (the recommended torque for lots of cars and 4wds), and maxes out at about 155 to ... MoreI bought this to undo wheel nuts (lug nuts) and general home workshop, such as changing mower blades, instead of using my dewalt impact driver with a socket adaptor (which kept breaking on the tight stuff). It does that great.It's a $99 impact wrench with a rated power of 215nm. Remember that before you buy it then get sad that it won't undo stuff that you've been swinging your all you weight off a big breaker bar trying to undo or tighten, as that's going to be well over what this tool is designed for or capable of. I tested it and in the real world, with a fully charged 4ah battery (battery size can affect power in some tools) it takes off wheel nuts torqued to around 120nm easily (the recommended torque for lots of cars and 4wds), and maxes out at about 155 to 160nm. It would go a little bit higher but you would be rattling on it for ages and shortening the life of the tool.
This is a great product. I used Bosch for work but now I'm retired it don't want to outlay the extra money. I have been using Ozito tools now for some time and have gained quite a collection. I am yet to find one that does not please. This Impact Driver is another that is performing well at a great price. I would recommend this to anyone that want good equipment at good prices.
Bought this to build a retaining wall - Using 150mm screws, driving through wet timber. My high powered drill was struggling and this little beauty was recommended by a friend. I actually couldn't believe how effortlessly it drives in the screws (I attached a 1/2"-1/4" bit adapter). The bit did not slip once in the screwhead and I needed very little downward pressure (easily use with one hand) - I'm hugely impressed and wish I had purchased one of these years ago. Furthermore, a 4Ah battery seems to go on forever.
I'm more than satisfied with its quality, durability, performance and value. I like the steel nose section and also the design of X3 led lights which perform well. I've bought this as a part of a brushless kit, with drill driver 2X 2.0 batteries and fast charger. Compared to The Ozito brushless drill driver, it's external protective shell is made more durably. Also my advice, having used a 2.0ah battery with this unit, it works, but you will appreciate using one with larger capacity. The Ozito Brushless drill drivers rear section has thin, flimsy, NON 'protective' rubber webbing. The section surrounding the top rear screw tore shortly after from regular usage.
Need to replaced my crankshaft pulley, never done it before, Im not a mechanic.Watch so many youtube videos and so many people says crankshaft pulley bolt is one of the hardest bolt to undo.Never had an impact wrench, so I did a bit of research and come across this one.When I get to the shop, I found another brand B...h professional with same price,I literally stand in front of the two for more than 5 minutes and cant decide which one to get. Finally I picked this red one instead of the B...h blue one.The next day morning ai give it a go and ..... yesss crankshaft pulley bolt came off after 2 tries.Very happy with this product !This little beast is pretty powerfull !!Already thinking to get cordless driver with same brand :)So I highly recommend ... MoreNeed to replaced my crankshaft pulley, never done it before, Im not a mechanic.Watch so many youtube videos and so many people says crankshaft pulley bolt is one of the hardest bolt to undo.Never had an impact wrench, so I did a bit of research and come across this one.When I get to the shop, I found another brand B...h professional with same price,I literally stand in front of the two for more than 5 minutes and cant decide which one to get. Finally I picked this red one instead of the B...h blue one.The next day morning ai give it a go and ..... yesss crankshaft pulley bolt came off after 2 tries.Very happy with this product !This little beast is pretty powerfull !!Already thinking to get cordless driver with same brand :)So I highly recommend this little beast OzitoTo anyone that getting an Impact Wrench.
This would definitely be the greatest value for money tool I’ve ever bought. I bought it only to use for a few weeks whilst my Bosch drill gets repaired and I expected very little from it, but at $50 I really didn’t have much to lose. The tool has completely exceeded my expectations, and this is coming from a full time tradesman carpenter. It has had no problem at all in doing all the things my expensive Bosch impact does. I saw all the good reviews on it before buying the tool but still had doubts, we’ll they’ve been blown away. Couldn’t be happier with it. Im incredibly impressed
Bought a week ago. I have numerous Oxito tools, drill, grinder, circular saw, edge trimmer, lawn mower. I got this as I was building a pergola. It would not drive in a Pryda 35mm hex screw into pine. It just rattled gave up and refused. I switched to my oxito cordless drill and that did it no problem. Waste of money, unless you wanna go pre drill everything.
I purchased this yesterday for a big job today.Great results from this tool.My previous 1/2 inch drive impact wrench was a B*** blue professional 18V Lithium.As I only work on cars at home, I have never wanted/needed anything more heavy duty or air operated.Wheel nuts tightened by various tyre fitters can be way tight. The Blue tool could not undo most wheel (lug) nuts, so I always used a breaker bar and socket to crack them, and then quickly remove using the impact wrench.All other bolts like caliper bolts, suspension bolts were a bit in the same boat, some would be ok with the blue tool some required more heavy duty cracking with a bar then rattle quickly off with the impact wrench.I just put this down to the fact the smaller impact wrench (which is ... MoreI purchased this yesterday for a big job today.Great results from this tool.My previous 1/2 inch drive impact wrench was a B*** blue professional 18V Lithium.As I only work on cars at home, I have never wanted/needed anything more heavy duty or air operated.Wheel nuts tightened by various tyre fitters can be way tight. The Blue tool could not undo most wheel (lug) nuts, so I always used a breaker bar and socket to crack them, and then quickly remove using the impact wrench.All other bolts like caliper bolts, suspension bolts were a bit in the same boat, some would be ok with the blue tool some required more heavy duty cracking with a bar then rattle quickly off with the impact wrench.I just put this down to the fact the smaller impact wrench (which is just an impact driver with a 1/2 inch socket connector added instead of a quick release hex adaptor) was just not up to the job of some of these bolts, that the bigger type of battery operated(600Nm +) tools could offer, but at $550-$700 per skin, was not what I needed for the 10 or so brake jobs I do a year.Since buying an Ozito twin battery telescopic handle mower, (which is just amazing please see my review PXLMTK-4182 - I/N: 0207446) I am selling off all of my blue professional tools and replacing them with Ozito.Great prices & great quality.I have also sold every petrol powered garden tool since purchasing the mower & replaced them with Ozito PXC range of tools, no more petrol, and no more hard starting of garden tools.The quality & warranty for the price is unbeatable.So today I had the perfect opportunity to compare back to back the blue 18V tool with the Ozito 18V tool, both to be fair were fitted with 2ah batteries.I am very pleased to say the Ozito impact driver undid all wheel nuts, and any other bolt, where the blue tool would not look at them.Looks like I was wrong that the little brother type impact wrench was not up to some of these jobs.A really great result.The tool really sounds like it means business, and is very powerful and does the job perfectly.
i already had a good hikoki impact driver, but i bought this when i was building a large retaining wall around the house in winter, thought for the price it doesn't matter if it got beat up/jammed down the back of the wall and covered in mud/ rained on.it hasn't got as much torque as others i have used (has less than my cordless drill), but it fired in 14g 100ml bugles easy enough. I've treated this thing pretty badly over the past couple of years and i've been impressed its still holding up being used on all the really dirty jobs or when its raining (building raised beds, fencing etc)wouldn't hesitate in buying another, has stood up to abuse well
| Total Weight | 1.2kg |
| Charger Included | No |
| Chuck Size | 635 |
| Cordless (Yes/No) | Yes |
| Maximum Speed (rpm) | 2900 |
