DeWalt Magnetic Bit holder for Drywall Screwdriver DCF6201
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The DT7520 is a magnetic bit holder for use with the DEWALT DCF6201 drywall screwdriver.
It is designed specifically for PR2 drywall screwdriver bits, which feature a modified Phillips No.2 head.
The holder is made from heat-treated steel for hardness and durability.
Dimensions: 152 mm long, 12 mm wide and 47 mm deep.
Weight: 46 g.
EAN: 5035048092521.
It is designed specifically for PR2 drywall screwdriver bits, which feature a modified Phillips No.2 head.
The holder is made from heat-treated steel for hardness and durability.
Dimensions: 152 mm long, 12 mm wide and 47 mm deep.
Weight: 46 g.
EAN: 5035048092521.
EAN 5035048092521 · Dewalt. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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