The DEWALT® 20V MAX* compact press tool kit (DCE210D2K) provides broad press versatility in a lightweight, inline, design that allows for overhead and one-handed pressing in small spaces; making it an outstanding solution for the pipe trades. The DCE210 is compatible with all DEWALT® compact series pressing attachments. This kit includes 4 DEWALT® compact CTS jaws with 1/2" to 1-1/4" sizes for copper and stainless steel. Onboard designs include a 180° rotating head allowing for best press angles, an LED worklight for excellent press location visibility, crimp connect software to generate press cycle data tracking, a ram release button allowing for cycle reset, and a Tool Connect Chip (DCE042) for tool inventory tracking via the Tool Connect platform. The DEWALT® DCE210 is compatible with most professional-grade press fitting brands when used with the DEWALT® compact series press attachments. Please reference the compatibility chart for complete listing. This compact press tool utilizes the DEWALT® 20V MAX* battery system, joining 300+ products in the 20V MAX* lineup that are engineered to meet the specific needs of demanding trades.
Ergonomics of a compact series press tool with the benefits of the 20V MAX* platform
Bright LED illumination of press location
Shoulder strap hook for convenient portability
Included CTS jaws are compatible with most profesional-grade press fitting brands for copper & stainless steel including Viega ProPress, NIBCO Press, Mueller Streamline PRS, and apollopress
Compatible with all DEWALT® compact series press jaws
Lightweight, galvanized, jaws that provide additional corrosion resistance
Inline design for efficient one-handed jaw actuation
180° rotaing head to obtain optimal press angle
Crimp connect onboard intelligence system provides reports on tool calibration history, number of remaining cycles until required service, as well as date and time reports of completed cycles when connected to crimp connect via the type-c USB port
Ram release button allowing for cycle reset in case of jaw misalignment during press cycle