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DWLT DCF503B 12V 3/8IN BL COMPACT R

Manufacturer: DeWalt Tools | Catalog # DCF503B | Cooper Electric Part # 1865527
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Rapidly fasten and remove bolts, nuts, and other fasteners with this XTREME 12V MAX Brushless Cordless 3/8 in. Ratchet. Designed for long-lasting performance, the ratchet delivers 60 ft-lbs of max torque for jobs in compact spaces while its glass-filled nylon housing helps prevent damage from harsh chemicals and solvents on the worksite. Keep productivity high by brightening work areas with its integrated LED worklight and adjust the output speed as needed with the variable speed trigger. Battery and charger not included.

Manufacturer Information

Brand
DeWalt

General Product Info

12-Digit UPC
885911738217
GTiN
00885911738217
Product Type
RATCHETING WRENCH
Product UPC
88591173821
Weight
2.432 lb

Dimensions

Height
2.52 Inch
Length
14.2 Inch
Width
3.110 in

Certifications and Compliance

CA Prop65 Warning
Yes
Country of Origin
Mexico
Features
  • Engineered for torque and versatility - brushless motor delivers up to 60 ft-lbs of max torque for use with a wide variety of fastener sizes and applications
  • Helps combat damage caused by some oils and solvents with glass-filled nylon housing
  • Brighten workspaces - with an onboard led work light that helps illuminate applications
  • Access hard-to-reach spots - compact design and low-profile head designed to allow for accessibility in tight locations
  • Speed control - variable speed trigger helps user optimize speed based on application
  • Cordless compatibility - works with all DEWALT 12V MAX batteries and chargers (battery and charger sold separately)
  • Trigger lock - helps prevent accidental activation when applied
Prop 65
  • Yes
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