DeWalt DWD220 Drill, Variable Speed Reversible, Pistol Grip, Anti-Lock Control, 1/2-Inch, 10.5-Amp

DeWalt DWD220 Drill, Variable Speed Reversible, Pistol Grip, Anti-Lock Control, 1/2-Inch, 10.5-Amp

• DeWalt DWD220 is a 1/2-inch pistol-grip corded drill with variable speed and anti-lock (E-Clutch) control, designed for high performance in general contractor tasks. It is a standalone tool, not a replacement part.
• Features:
  • 10.5-amp motor delivers increased drilling performance under load and helps handle tougher jobs.
  • Variable-speed reversing switch with 0-1200 rpm allows better control for drilling and driving operations.
  • Anti-Lock control (E-Clutch) shuts off power if the bit stalls, reducing reaction torque for safer operation.
  • Pistol-grip design with soft-grip handle and metal-gear housing enhances comfort and durability on the job site.
• Specifications:
  • Manufacturer: DeWalt
  • Part Number: DWD220
  • Product Type/Function: Corded variable speed reversible pistol-grip drill
  • Amperage: 10.5 Amp motor
  • Chuck Capacity: 1/2 inch (13 mm) keyed drill chuck
  • No-Load Speed: 0-1200 rpm
  • Drilling Capacity Example: Wood - up to 1-1/2 in with spade bit; Steel - up to 1/2 in twist bit
  • Weight: Approx. 4.9 lb (tool only)
  • System Compatibility/Application: General purpose corded drilling and driving in wood and steel; not a replacement part
• The drill can also be referred to as corded pistol-grip drill, 1/2-inch VSR drill, E-Clutch drill, general contractor corded drill, and DeWalt DWD220 drill.

DeWalt designs and manufactures professional power tools for contractors, tradespeople, and serious DIYers, delivering durability, performance, and innovation on the job site.

Q: Does the DWD220 include a side handle and chuck key?
A: Yes. Manufacturer and distributor listings state it includes a 360-degree locking side handle with soft grip and a chuck key with holder.

Q: What bit size and materials is this drill rated for?
A: It features a 1/2-inch keyed chuck, and is rated for drilling into wood (spade bit up to ~1-1/2 in) and steel (twist bit up to ~1/2 in) per published capacities.

Q: How does the anti-lock control work?
A: The E-Clutch Anti-Lock Control monitors stall current and automatically cuts motor power in a bind-up situation, helping protect the user and tool from excessive reactive torque.