DEWALT DCW220NT-XJ Belt sander 18V XR TSTAK case - without battery and charger

DEWALT DCW220 Battery Tape Brigade is a professional tool driven by 18 V XR Li-ion batteries that allow the machine to be used without connecting it to the network. Thanks to a strong brushless engine, the device offers high power and speed, which allows efficient grinding of various materials. The abrasive has 75 × 533 mm sanding tape, which can be replaced and adjustable without the use of tools. The DCW220 has an air cap that allows easy connection of the vacuum cleaner and efficient removal of dust and dirt during operation. The built -in Wireless Tool Control wireless communication module is an innovative solution that automatically turns on the vacuum cleaner when starting the grinder. This makes work more efficient and much lower the level of dirt and dust. The grinder switch or a adjustable speed of 5 -speed adjustment button, which allows you to control the exact speed. This allows the user to adjust the operating parameters to the treated surface and select the right speed that provides accurate and effective grinding without damage to the material. The machine also has an ergonomic rubberized handle that ensures comfortable use and reduces the hand of the hand. The DCW220 Dewalt not only has excellent technical parameters, but also provides high jobs and safety.

Technical data
- Battery Type Li-ion 18V XR
- Motor type: without brush
- Power recording: 1.5 W
- Rotation speed: 198-320 m/min
- Speed ​​control: Yes with a 5 -stage speed control / trigger
- Lock switch for continuous operation: Yes
- abrasive surface: 130 × 85 mm
- Strap width: 75 mm
- Strap length: 533 mm
- Dust Extracting System: Very Dust Bag / Dust Extracting System can be connected to Airlock connector
- Toolless belt replacement: yes
- Toolless tape setting: Yes
- Standing plant: no
- Weight: 3.46 kg (without battery)
- Package weight: ~ 7 kg
- Manufacturer code: DCW220NT
- Accessories: dust bag, corner connector, sanding ribbon
- Packaging: TSTAK VI suitcase