DEWALT HT422 3.6V Cordless Electric Screwdriver 5N.m 1/4" Hex Chuck

Introduction:

Output voltage: 3.6V

Speed: 280Rpm

Chuck specification: 1/4 (6.35mm)

Battery capacity: 1300mAh

Maximum torque: 5N. m

Features:

Output voltage: 3.6V, stable low voltage output, ensuring safe use, suitable for fine operation scenarios such as electronic equipment and small furniture assembly, avoiding high voltage damage to precision components.

Speed: 280Rpm, moderate speed, neither too fast causing screw slippage or overtightening, nor too slow affecting work efficiency, balancing precision and efficiency, suitable for daily screw tightening and small object maintenance.

Collet specification: 1/4 (6.35mm) standard clamp, compatible with most batch heads on the market. Common batch heads in hardware stores can be used directly without additional adaptation, reducing the cost and threshold of use.

Battery capacity: 1300mAh, meeting the power requirements for daily minor repairs and maintenance (such as assembling a few pieces of furniture or repairing electronic devices); Charging time is 2-3 hours, and can be quickly charged using fragmented time (such as lunch break or evening), ready for standby at any time.

Ergonomic design: The grip feels close to the palm, making it less prone to fatigue during long-term operation. Even when performing electronic device maintenance, furniture assembly, and other tasks continuously, it can maintain a comfortable grip and enhance the operating experience.

LED work light: In dimly lit work environments (such as under furniture or inside electronic devices), it automatically lights up to illuminate the operating area, allowing for clear visibility of screw positions and solving the problem of operational errors caused by insufficient lighting.

USB-C charging interface: With strong versatility, it is compatible with charging cables for commonly used devices such as smartphones and tablets. When working outside, there is no need to carry an additional charger, and one cable can meet the charging needs, adapting to the modern and convenient pace of life.