The Dewalt DCD776D2T-QW hammer drill is a power tool designed for professionals and enthusiasts who demand performance and durability in their screwing and drilling tasks. It operates at 18 V thanks to an XR lithium battery that provides autonomy and flexibility, also allowing the use of all Dewalt XR Li-ion batteries via a multi-voltage charger. This model features a percussion mechanism that facilitates drilling into masonry and hard materials, and includes a reverse function for greater versatility in screwing. Its ergonomic design includes an improved grip that offers optimal control and comfort during extended use. It has a maximum drilling capacity of 30 mm in wood and up to 13 mm in metal and masonry, making it suitable for a wide range of applications. Additionally, it offers two variable speeds to adjust power according to the task and maintains a fully metal transmission, ensuring longer life and resistance to intensive use. The drill integrates a white LED light with delay to improve visibility in dark spaces and provide better user control. It comes with two batteries and a sturdy case, facilitating transport and storage. In summary, the Dewalt DCD776D2T-QW electric screwdriver combines power, robustness, and comfort, positioning itself as a reliable solution for demanding construction, DIY, and maintenance jobs.

• Includes:
  • Battery
  • Briefcase
• Product with plug: Yes
• Type of plug: Plug EU
• Type:
  • Electric screwdriver
  • Driver Drill
• Power supply:
  • Electric Network
  • Battery
  • Rechargeable battery
• Colour:
  • Yellow
  • Black
• Voltage: 18 V

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