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Able to deliver 3,600 inch-pounds of torque, the DEWALT DW059K-2 18-Volt Cordless XRP Impact Wrench Kit makes quick work of sticky fasteners and tough fastening applications. With a comfortable rubber grip for optimum control, as well as DEWALT extended-life XRP Ni-Cad battery packs, this impact driver is an efficient addition to your toolkit.
DW059K-2 18-Volt Cordless XRP Impact Wrench Kit At a Glance:
Delivers 1,650 rpm and 2,600 bpm for max torque of 3,600 inch-pounds
Heavy-duty impact mechanism directs torque to fastener without kickback
Magnesium gear case and all-metal transmission for long tool life
Includes one-hour Ni-Cad charger, two 18-volt XRP Ni-Cad batteries, and kit box
This heavy-duty impact wrench offers 1,650 rpm and 300 foot-pounds of torque. View larger.
Use this impact wrench to secure lag screws or loosen and tighten nuts and bolts. View larger.
Powerful, Two-Directional Performance This DEWALT 18-Volt Cordless XRP Impact Wrench is capable of delivering a maximum of 3,600 inch-pounds (300 foot-pounds) of torque, making it an ideal choice for heavy-duty fastening applications. Whether you're securing lag screws or using the impact wrench to loosen sticky nuts and bolts, you'll appreciate the wrench's versatile and consistent performance.
With the ability to deliver 1,650 rpm and 2,600 bpm, this impact wrench lets you quickly complete tough tasks. A convenient rocker-switch makes it simple to switch between forward and reverse modes.
Built for Durability and Comfort Featuring a comfort grip and all-metal gear case that is durable, lightweight, and well balanced, this impact wrench is easy to control--even at the end of a long work day. It weighs a modest 7.55 pounds, and it measures 10.75 inches in length.
In addition, the wrench's heavy-duty impact mechanism directs torque to the fastener without creating kickback. The wrench's magnesium gear case and all-metal transmission provide the durability you need under heavy loads.
XRP Extended-Life Battery System Two XRP Ni-Cad extended run time batteries keep all of these tools running at optimum levels. They provide up to 40 percent more run time than standard Ni-Cad batteries. Additionally, any XRP battery can be used with any 18-volt DEWALT tool, which allows you to expand your toolkit. Also, the one-hour Ni-Cad charger helps maintain power to your packs all day long.
The Six-Tool Combo Kit features a DEWALT warranty package that includes a three-year limited warranty, a one-year free service contract, and a 90-day money-back guarantee.
What's in the Box DW059K-2 DEWALT 18-Volt Cordless XRP Impact Wrench, one-hour charger, two 18-volt XRP batteries, and kit box.
The Cordless XRP Impact Wrench comes with two batteries, charger, and sturdy kit box.
My only gripe on this tool is the trigger. It may work fine for others, but it just doesn't seem to be that user friendly for me. I'm used to a single triger, with a FWD/REV selector switch. It is a bit large, but works perfectly, is powerful, and has a long battery life. I used it on wheel lugs, up to 3/4 in. bolts. I recommend it.
If you are looking for a cordless impact that will do the job this is definitley the one to buy. Plenty of staying power and the battery recharge is quick. If you want to tighten up stove bolts I have a Makita and a Miluwakee I'll sell you but if you want to have something with enough power to do something buy this one.
This impact wrench is larger than most others, and a bit heavier, but with more torque than you'd ever need it's an easy trade. Even for Dewalt, who make great tools, this wrench is above average for quality. It just feels like it means business. I've yet to find something it can't loosen or tighten (and I've been looking - at home and around my mother's ranch for rusty bolts just to see if it can do the job - it can).
This is an excellent tool. It's high quality and has a lot of power. It can take of lug nuts without any effort. It actually broke a bolt on me when I was tightening a nut.I gave it 4 stars because it doesn't have any power adjustment the way that an air powered impact wrench has. It's an all or nothing scenario.I am also not found of the trigger because you squeeze the top of it to remove a bolt and the bottom of the trigger to tighten. It's too heavy of a tool to share both of these functions on the same trigger. Make it like a drill where there is a forward and reverse switch. It's also very loud with the hammer action. Other than these issues, it's a great impact wrench and I highly recommend it. Especially if you already use 18 volt Dewalt tools and could use a couple of extra batteries.
This is the third cordless impact I own, and is definitely the strongest! I also have the smaller DeWalt DW055K-2 and a Milwaukee 9079-22. Two things lacking on the DW059K-2 that the others have is variable speed and electric brake. I don't mind the lack of variable speed, but I really miss the electric brake. I mainly use the impact for automotive lug nuts. The lack of electric brake sometimes causes nuts to go flying when they reach the end of the stud. However, I can take this wrench to the track and get a whole weekend's use out of it without the battery becoming weak. I cannot say the same for the Milwaukee. The DeWalt also seems a bit better balanced than the Milwaukee. (The smaller DW055K-2 won't loosen my torqued lug nuts, but that is not what I bought it for. It's size makes it very convenient for MANY smaller tasks and has surprising power for its size)
Used the DW059K cordless impact for rotating tires on a vehicle changing brackets on a farm tractor and screwing lag bolts on a garage door, still have not recharged the battery. Very flexible power tool sure beats starting up the air compresser or plugging in a corded impact wrench. Highly recommend this product and as with all the Dewalt tools that I have purchased the high quality is top notch. This cordless impact will last a long time.
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