Dewalt Accessories DW2218 1/4 in Nut Driver Impact Rated

Product Description

The DEWALT ACCESSORIES DW2218 is a 1/4-inch nut driver engineered for high-torque impact driver and impact wrench applications. Built to handle up to 2,000 inch-pounds of torque, it is constructed for demanding trade use across electrical, HVAC, and mechanical installation work. The driver measures 1-7/8 inches in length, making it a compact fit in tight access spaces. Recessed corners on the drive socket reduce metal shavings during operation, extending fastener and socket life. An industrial-strength magnet retains fasteners securely during placement, reducing fumbling and dropped hardware on the job.

The DW2218 is suited for residential and light commercial installation work where impact drivers are the standard drive tool. Electricians, HVAC technicians, and general contractors use this driver for panel work, equipment mounting, and structural fastening. The compact 1-7/8-inch length makes it practical in confined enclosures and junction boxes. It ships in a package quantity of five units, making it practical for stocking service vans or tool kits that see high turnover on nut drivers.

Key Features

• Rated for up to 2,000 inch-pounds of torque for use with impact drivers and wrenches
• Recessed corner design reduces metal shavings and extends fastener life
• Industrial-strength magnet provides secure fastener retention during driving
• Compact 1-7/8-inch length fits into confined spaces and tight enclosures
• Sold in a package quantity of five units

Compatibility

Designed as an impact-rated nut driver for use with standard 1/4-inch hex shank impact drivers and impact wrenches in professional trade and general contractor applications.

Installation Notes

This nut driver is installed directly into any 1/4-inch hex shank impact driver or impact wrench without additional adapters. Ensure the tool is powered off and the battery is removed or the tool is unplugged before changing accessories. Verify fastener size matches the 1/4-inch drive before applying torque to avoid rounding hardware. General electricians and HVAC technicians should follow applicable NEC and trade-specific fastening guidelines when securing electrical and mechanical components.