POWERSTATE Brushless Motor: This motor can run at 4,500 RPMs, which is faster than a corded motor.
During Auto Start Mode, the tool trigger can stay locked on even if the motor isn’t running. As soon as the screw is in the drywall, the motor starts up. This means less noise between screws and a 3x longer run time.
M18 REDLITHIUM XC5.0 battery: It gives 64 sheets of paper per charge. The CP2.0 battery gives 27 sheets per charge.
Design: Ergonomically made to be light and comfortable for long periods of time.
It works with all M18 Batteries.
LED lights on the foot of the tool to make it easier to see in dark places.
For your convenience, there is a belt clip that you can put o.
A screw gun that doesn’t feed itsel. Bare Tool: Chuck Size 1/4 in; Battery Included; Voltage 18V DC; Max. Torque 124 in-lb; No Load RPM 0 to 4500; Clutch Style Adjustable; No Load RPM (0 to 4500. In the Series M18, a cordless, brushless motor. Yes. It has a pistol grip and a cordless tool. Type of battery is Li-Io. No, there is not a battery in the package. Battery Replacement 38D762. It has an Auto Start Mode. PowerstateTM, Tool Length 9 in, Tool Weight 2.5 l.
In the history of the world, the best drywall gun has ever been. It’s cordless and lightweight, and it’s well-balanced in the hand and on the belt. It has an ergonomic grip, easy screw insertion, and it’s very easy to adjust the depth. A fresh 5.0 battery should last a day or two even if you keep screwing. This gun has a lot of great features, but two of them are very important to me. The motor doesn’t start until you put pressure on the tip, and there’s a feature where you can depress and lock the trigger, but the motor won’t start until the tip senses pressure. To add to that, when the motor does start up while you’re driving, it is very quiet. It makes screwing in a lot of screws almost fun, compared to the annoying whir of a traditional drywall gun with the trigger pressed all the time. A very well-designed tool.
