Cordless Drill Driver STANLEY FMCD721D2K 18V, 2 x 2Ah Li-Ion, 2100 RPM, 35700 spm, includes charger and case

STANLEY FMCD721D2K is a cordless 18 V drill driver designed in a pistol‑grip style for drilling and screwdriving. The kit includes two 2 Ah Li‑Ion batteries, a fast charger and a carrying case. The tool features forward/reverse operation, a battery level indicator and delivers a no‑load stroke rate of 35,700 spm with a maximum idle speed of 2,100 RPM in second gear.

Advantages

The cordless design provides mobility for tasks without a power outlet. Included twin 2 Ah lithium‑ion batteries and a 60‑minute charger reduce downtime. Compact pistol‑grip ergonomics help control during drilling and screwdriving operations, and the battery level indicator offers quick status checks.

Suitable for

• Home renovation and light construction work
• Furniture assembly and mounting tasks
• Drilling into wood, plasterboard and light metal
• Screwdriving in residential and workshop environments

Key specifications

• Voltage: 18 V
• Battery capacity: 2 Ah (two batteries included)
• Battery technology: Lithium‑Ion (Li‑Ion)
• Charging time: approx. 60 minutes
• No‑load stroke rate: 35,700 spm
• Maximum idle speed (2nd gear): 2,100 RPM
• Forward/reverse operation: Yes
• Product colour: Yellow
• Design: Pistol‑grip drill
• Includes: charger and carrying case

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. Use the forward/reverse selector to choose rotation direction, set torque or speed as required, and operate the trigger to drill or drive screws. Monitor the battery level indicator and replace or recharge batteries when the indicator shows low charge. Follow usual safety precautions: secure the workpiece, wear eye protection and avoid loose clothing.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use the tool with the supplied charger and batteries. Choose drill bits and screws suitable for the material, work in short intervals to avoid overheating, and keep batteries at moderate temperature when charging or storing.