This 20-Volt MAX Brushless Compact 2-Tool Combo Kit includes 1 cordless Drill/Driver, 1 cordless Impact Driver, two 20-Volt MAX Lithium-Ion Batteries, 1 charger, and a carrying bag. At only 5.1 in. front to back, the cordless Impact Driver features a high performance brushless motor that delivers 1700 in./lbs. of torque and 3 LED lights to provide optimum illumination in dark spaces as you work. The cordless Drill/Driver features a high performance brushless motor that delivers 340 unit watts outs (UWO) and LED foot light to provide optimum illumination in dark spaces as you work. Both tools feature an ergonomic design for balance and easier tool control along with removable belt hooks. Tools are backed by a DEWALT 3-year limited warranty so you can buy with confidence.
- Includes one DCD708B ATOMIC 20-Volt MAX compact 1/2 in. drill/driver, one DCF809B ATOMIC 20-Volt MAX compact 1/4 in. impact driver, two 20-Volt MAX lithium-ion 1.3 Ah battery packs, 20-Volt MAX charger and contractor bag
- Each tool has a variable speed trigger allows for control and precision on delicate work surfaces
- DEWALT built brushless motor for efficient performance and runtime
- DCD708B: compact at only 6.3 in. front to back designed to fit in tight spaces
- DCD708B: lightweight at only 2.4 lbs.
- DCD708B: LED foot light for superior visibility
- DCD708B: 1/2 in. ratcheting chuck provides superior bit gripping strength
- DCD708B: 340 UWO of power to help get the job done
- DCF809B: only 5.1 in. L to fit in tight spaces
- DCF809B: 1700 in. lbs. of torque delivering the power you need to get a majority of applications done
- DCF809B: 3 bright LEDs for dimly lit workspaces
- DWMT73802 142-pieces
- DWMT73802 Quick release, 72 tooth ratchet for high torque ratcheting
- DWMT73802 durable anti-slip vinyl bit driver with maximum comfort
- DWMT73802 knurled beauty rings help reduce slippage for hand tightening applications
- DWMT73802 removable power tools accessory case
- DWMT73802 handy organizing case
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