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Stanley Fatmax V20 SFMCD715 18v Cordless Brushless Combi Drill No Batteries No Charger Case
4.4 (1,167) at Tooled Up
£72.95
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About the product
The Stanley FatMax V20 SFMCD715 is a cordless brushless combi drill supplied as a bare tool with a carry case. The battery and charger are not included.
It is designed for drilling, hammer drilling and screwdriving in wood, metal and masonry. The drill runs on Stanley FatMax V20 lithium-ion batteries and has an 18 V battery voltage.
- Brushless motor
- Two gears and no-load speeds of 0–600 / 0–1900 RPM
- Maximum torque: 60 Nm
- Keyless chuck for tool-free accessory changes
- Adjustable clutch with multiple torque settings
- Variable-speed trigger with forward and reverse modes
- Integrated LED worklight
At a glance
- Brushless motor with adjustable clutch and multiple torque settings
- Drilling, hammer drilling and screwdriving functions
- Two gears; no-load speed of 0–600 / 0–1900 RPM
- Keyless chuck and integrated LED worklight
- Compatible with Stanley FatMax V20 batteries
- Carry case included; battery and charger not included
- Category
- Hand & Power ToolsDrills & Drivers
- Brand
- Stanley
- Compatible with
- Stanley FatMax V20 batteries
- In the box
- Combi drill (bare tool) and carry case; no battery or charger
- Battery voltage
- 18 V
- Battery type
- Stanley FatMax V20 lithium-ion
- Motor
- Brushless
- Gears
- 2
- No-load speed
- 0–600 / 0–1900 RPM
- Maximum torque
- 60 Nm
- Chuck
- Keyless
- Functions
- Drilling, hammer drilling and screwdriving
- Torque settings
- Adjustable clutch with multiple torque settings
- Controls
- Variable-speed trigger with forward and reverse modes
- Shop
- Tooled Up
Price history
Price at the shop, last 59 days
The price has stayed at £72.95 since 19 August.
