Brushless cordless impact driver V20 Fatmax 3 speeds 18V - 2.0 Ah (SFMCF820D2K) Stanley

What it is

Brushless cordless impact driver V20 Fatmax 3 speeds 18V - 2.0 Ah (SFMCF820D2K) Stanley. Key specifications: battery capacity (Ah) 2, charging time (min) 60, no load speed (rpm) 0 - 1300/2600/2900.

A hex-drive impact driver is a cordless driver that, under load, delivers rotary impacts to drive long screws and bolts without twisting the wrist.

What it is for

Used for repetitive screwdriving into wood, metal and plasterboard, where torque and consistency matter and for tightening nuts and bolts where torque must be accurate and repeatable.

How to use it

Insert an impact-rated bit, tougher than standard bits, into the drive and select the mode or speed suited to the job. Hold the tool in line with the screw and release the trigger as soon as the head is seated, to avoid stripping or snapping the screw. Where a precise torque is required, complete the tightening with a torque wrench.

Where it is used

• Industrial construction
• Renewable energy (solar PV)
• Mechanical engineering industry

Technical data

• Battery capacity (Ah): 2
• Charging time (min): 60
• No load speed (rpm): 0 - 1300/2600/2900
• Voltage (V): 18

Who it is for

Designed for formwork carpenters, electricians and solar PV installers.

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