Dewalt 18v 1/2" Cordless Compact Drill/Driver Kit
Product Summary
- Manufacturer: Dewalt
- Product Model: DC970K-2
- Mfg Part #: DC970K2
- UPC: 885911182119
- Category: Parts & Accessories
Product Description
DEWALT 18V 1/2inch Compact Drill/Driver Kit delivers maximum power while fitting into the tightest spaces. It's dual speed range provides the versatility needed for almost any job. The 1/2inch single sleeve ratcheting chuck provides the tightest grip...
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