Cordless Drill Screwdriver Stanley FatMax V20 SFMCD725D2K 18V, 2x 2Ah Li-Ion, 80 Nm, 2000 RPM, 2-speed

Cordless drill screwdriver Stanley FatMax V20 SFMCD725D2K is an 18 V Li‑Ion powered tool supplied with two 2 Ah batteries and a charger. It provides up to 80 N·m of torque, a maximum idle speed of 2000 RPM and a two-speed gearbox with adjustable speed for drilling and fastening tasks. The tool has a pistol-style metal handle, built-in LED lighting, a belt hook and comes in a carrying case. Typical recharge time for the battery is about 1 hour.

Advantages

The drill combines high torque and a compact design for demanding fastening and drilling jobs. Two included batteries and a fast charger reduce downtime on site, while the built-in LED improves visibility in low-light conditions. Metal handle construction and a belt hook add durability and convenience during use.

Suitable for

• Drilling in wood, plastic and metal (with appropriate bits)
• Driving and removing screws and fasteners
• Assembly and maintenance work on construction sites and in workshops
• General household repairs and DIY projects

Key specifications

• Voltage: 18 V DC
• Battery type: Lithium‑Ion (Li‑Ion), capacity 2 Ah (two batteries included)
• Maximum torque: 80 N·m
• Maximum no‑load speed: 2000 RPM
• Gears: 2 speeds with adjustable speed control
• Built‑in LED lighting for work area illumination
• Handle: pistol shape, metal construction
• Dimensions (approx.): length 175 mm, height 207 mm, width 66 mm
• Weight (with battery): 1.2 kg
• Typical battery recharge time: ~1 hour

How to use

Charge the supplied batteries fully before first use using the included charger. Insert a charged battery into the drill until it locks in place. Select the appropriate drill or screwdriver bit and secure it in the chuck. Set the gearbox to the desired speed range and use the variable speed trigger to control rotation. Use the adjustable torque setting for driving screws to avoid over‑tightening. The built‑in LED can be used to illuminate the work area. After use, remove the battery and store the tool and batteries in the carrying case.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves. Choose drill bits and fastening accessories suitable for the material. Allow batteries to cool before charging if they become hot during heavy use and follow the manufacturer’s instructions for battery care and storage.