Name: DEWALT DCD1007H2T 18v Combi drill 13mm keyless chuck
Brand: DEWALT
SKU: DCD1007H2T-GB
Price: 438 GBP
Availability: InStock

Product information

Description

General description

The DeWALT DCD1007H2T 18V XR Brushless Premium Hammer Drill Kit is designed for heavy-duty applications, featuring a powerful DEWALT XR Brushless motor that delivers 169Nm of torque within a compact 193mm body. This drill is engineered for faster application speeds, making it ideal for tough jobsites. The kit includes two 5.0Ah Powerstack batteries, enhancing the drill's performance and runtime.

Technical specifications

Torque: 169Nm

Max Power: 1475 UWO

Battery: 2 x 5Ah Powerstack

Charger: DCB1104 4amp

Dimensions: 193mm length

Weight: 1.85kg

Chuck Capacity: 1.5-13mm

No Load Speed (RPM): 0-500/0-1,300/0-2,250

Impact Rate: 0-8,500/0-22,100/0-38,250 bpm

Max Drilling Capacity (Masonry): 12.7mm

Max Drilling Capacity (Metal): 25.4mm

Max Drilling Capacity (Wood): 66mm

Compatibility and accessories

Includes: 2 x 5Ah Powerstack Batteries

Charger

Side Handle

Magnetic Bit Holder

Belt Hook

TSTAK Kitbox

Installation

Easy to set up with included accessories

Usage

3 speed and 11 torque settings for versatile drilling and fastening

Anti-Rotation system for enhanced control in bind-up situations

LED light for visibility in dark or confined spaces

Other information

Reduced length of 25.4mm compared to DCD999 for improved access in restricted areas

Perform+Protect features with E-CLUTCH SYSTEM technology

LED indicator for E-Clutch System engagement

Features

Brand
DEWALT
Number of batteries included
2 batteries
Storage accessories
Carry case
Power source
Cordless
Battery capacity
5 Ah
Brushless motor
Yes
Weight
1.8 kg
Power
1530 W
Voltage
18 V
Sold as a set
Yes
ManoMano Reference
ME90229252
MMID
697299298843
Product code
DCD1007H2T-GB
EAN
5035048806814

Drill buying guide

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