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DEWALT DCD796D2-QW 18V XR Brushless Hammer Drill Driver 70Nm, 2 x 2Ah XR Batteries

DEWALT DCD796D2-QW 18V XR Brushless Hammer Drill Driver 70Nm, 2 x 2Ah XR Batteries

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DCD796D2-QW: 70 Nm and 2 x 2Ah batteries in a compact 18V XR kit

DEWALT DCD796D2-QW: compact 18V XR Brushless hammer drill driver. Designed for drilling and fastening in wood and metal, with hammer action for masonry, it combines 70 Nm of torque with 2 x 2.0Ah batteries.

What is it used for?

Ideal for drilling and fastening in wood and metal, with hammer action for masonry. The configuration is aimed at professionals who need reliable performance, control and practical everyday use.

Key benefits

  • Brushless motor for efficiency and durability
  • 2-speed transmission to match torque and speed to the task
  • 15 torque settings for controlled screwdriving
  • LED light to improve visibility of the work area

What's included

  • DEWALT DCD796 XR 18V Brushless
  • 2 x 18V XR 2Ah batteries
  • XR charger
  • Belt hook
  • TSTAK case

Technical specifications

Voltage18 V
PlatformDEWALT XR
MotorBrushless
Batteries included2 x 2.0 Ah
Chuck1.5-13 mm
Max. torque70 Nm
No-load speed0-550 / 0-2000 rpm
Impacts/min0-9350 / 0-34000
Max. drilling wood40 mm
Max. drilling metal13 mm
Max. drilling masonry13 mm
Product weight1.2 kg senza batteria
Product length190 mm
Power output460 W

Why choose DCD796D2-QW?

  • Complete configuration ready for work
  • DEWALT platform components designed to work together
  • Equipment suited to everyday professional use
  • TSTAK case for transport and organisation