Taladro atornillador a batería STANLEY FatMax V20 SFMCD726D2K 18V, 2x 2Ah Li-Ion, 80 Nm, 2 velocidades, LED

Cordless drill driver STANLEY FatMax V20 SFMCD726D2K is an 18 V lithium‑ion-powered tool supplied with two 2 Ah batteries, a charger and a carrying case. It delivers up to 80 N·m of torque, offers two gear speeds and reaches up to 2000 RPM no-load speed. The tool features a pistol-style metal handle, built-in LED light, quick 1-hour battery recharge time and a belt hook, making it suitable for general drilling and screwdriving tasks on construction and DIY projects.

Advantages

The drill combines a high maximum torque of 80 N·m with a compact, lightweight body of 1.2 kg for easier handling. Fast 1-hour charging and two included 2 Ah batteries reduce downtime. The metal pistol handle improves grip and durability while the integrated LED illuminates work areas. Two-speed gearbox and adjustable speed control allow precise screwdriving and drilling in different materials.

Suitable for

• Drilling and screwdriving in wood, metal and masonry for light-to-medium construction work
• DIY home improvement and furniture assembly
• On-site tasks where portability and quick battery swaps are needed

Key specifications

• Power supply: 18 V DC (Li‑Ion)
• Battery capacity: 2 Ah (two batteries included)
• Battery recharge time: 1 hour
• Maximum torque: 80 N·m
• No-load speed (max): 2000 RPM
• Number of gears: 2
• Handle: pistol-style, metal
• Built-in LED lighting
• Weight: 1.2 kg
• Dimensions (H×L×W): 207 × 191 × 66 mm
• Includes charger, carrying case and belt hook

How to use

Insert a charged 18 V Li‑Ion battery into the drill until it locks. Select the appropriate drill bit or screwdriver bit and secure it in the chuck. Choose the required gear and adjust the speed control for the material and task. Use the integrated LED to illuminate the work area as needed. After use, remove the battery for charging or storage and keep the tool in the supplied carrying case.

Recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves when operating the drill. Match bit type and size to the material to avoid damage and select torque settings to prevent overdriving fasteners.