Cordless Impact Driver DeWalt DCF964NT-XJ — brushless, 18V Li-Ion, 3/4 inch chuck, 3 gears, 4 modes, max torque 1925 Nm, 1200 rpm

Cordless impact driver DeWalt DCF964NT-XJ with a brushless motor and 18 V Li‑Ion power supply. The tool is designed for heavy-duty fastening and industrial use and features a 3/4" chuck, built-in lighting and a robust carrying case. Charger and battery pack are not included. Weight: 3.7 kg; depth: 223 mm.

Advantages

The brushless motor provides higher efficiency and longer service life compared with brushed designs. Three gears and four operating modes allow precise matching of speed and impact performance to the task. High maximum torque and breaking moment enable fastening and loosening of large fasteners. Integrated lighting improves visibility in confined or poorly lit working areas. The supplied carrying case simplifies transport and storage.

Suitable for

• Heavy‑duty fastening and loosening of large bolts and nuts
• Industrial and construction assembly tasks
• Maintenance work requiring high torque
• Work in confined or low‑light environments

Key specifications

• Power source: rechargeable battery (Li‑Ion)
• Battery voltage: 18 V
• Motor type: brushless
• Number of gears: 3
• Number of modes: 4
• Chuck diameter: 3/4"
• Maximum rotation speed: 1200 rpm
• Impact frequency: 0–2015 IPM
• Maximum torque (impact driver): 1925 Nm
• Breaking moment: 2576 Nm
• Rated power: 1100 W
• Weight: 3.7 kg
• Depth: 223 mm
• Lighting: built‑in

How to use

Install a compatible 18 V Li‑Ion battery pack (not included) and secure it in the tool according to the battery manufacturer’s instructions. Select the required gear and operating mode to match torque and speed to the fastener and material. Fit the appropriate 3/4" bit or socket, position the tool on the fastener and apply steady pressure while operating. Use the integrated light to illuminate the work area. After use, remove the battery and store the tool in its carrying case.

Recommendations

Keep the tool and battery dry and avoid exposure to water to prevent the risk of electric shock. Use protective eyewear and hearing protection when operating. Select appropriate torque and mode to avoid over‑tightening or damage to fasteners and workpieces.