Product Detail
DETAILS: This amazing DeWalt screwgun kit comes with a host of great components. It includes one DCF624 - 20V MAX* XR Screwgun featuring a threaded clutch housing, perfect for pairing with various fastening systems. You'll also get one DCBP520 20V Max PowerStack 5Ah Battery, two DCB205 - 20V MAX XR* 5.0 Ah Batteries, a charger, a belt hook, and a convenient tool bag. FEATURES: With a consistent speed of up to 2,000 RPMs, this screwgun is ideal for metal - to - metal, commercial roofing, subfloor, and steel decking fastening. It can accept most 3rd - party collated systems, making it very versatile. The DEWALT built brushless motor not only boosts efficiency but also extends runtime. And the LED light ensures shadow - free visibility. SPECIFICATIONS: It runs on 20V power, has a maximum speed of 2000 RPM, 5 Ah battery amp - hours, comes in a classic yellow/black color, has a brushless motor, is cordless, and uses lithium - ion battery power. The DEWALT 20V MAX* DCF624 Screwgun with Threaded Clutch Housing is a powerhouse. Its brushless motor can reach up to 2,000 RPMs, providing the torque for heavy - duty fastening. The threaded clutch housing allows it to work with collated fastening systems from different third - party manufacturers, improving installation speed and ease of use. This comprehensive kit is a must - have for professionals.
Using your DeWalt 20V Max XR Screwgun is easy. First, charge the batteries fully using the included charger. Once charged, insert a battery into the screwgun. When starting a job, make sure the screwgun is properly set up with the right collated fastening system if you're using one. Hold the screwgun firmly and start fastening. Keep in mind that the LED light will help you see clearly in dark areas. For safety, always wear appropriate protective gear like safety glasses. When not in use, store the screwgun and batteries in the provided tool bag. To maintain the screwgun, keep it clean. Wipe it down after each use to remove dust and debris. Periodically check the batteries for any signs of damage. If you notice any issues with the screwgun's performance, like a decrease in speed or torque, it might be time to have it serviced by a professional.
