20V CORDLESS BRUSHLESS ROUTER TRIMMER(TOOL ONLY)DCMP6

Description

Technical Specifications

Battery Voltage: 20 V (Max)
No-load Speed: 10 000 – 30 000 min⁻¹
Collet Chuck Size: 6.35 mm / 6 mm
Milling Capacity (Depth): 0 – 40 mm
Speed Control: 6-speed
Key Features
Brushless motor for improved efficiency and longer tool life
Cordless operation for maximum mobility and convenience
6-speed variable speed control (10 000 – 30 000 min⁻¹) for precise routing and trimming
Adjustable milling depth up to 40 mm for accurate cutting results
Compatible with 6.35 mm / 6 mm collets for versatile bit selection
Ideal Applications
Edge trimming and profiling
Grooving and slot cutting
Light-duty milling in wood and similar materials
DIY woodworking and on-site installations
Why Choose a Brushless Cordless Router?
Brushless technology delivers more power with less heat build-up
Longer runtime and reduced maintenance compared to brushed motors
Ideal for workshop and site use without needing a power outlet
Corded vs Cordless Power Tools – Choosing the Right System for the Job
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Frequently Asked Questions
Cordless vs corded power tools – which should I choose?
Cordless tools offer portability and convenience, especially for on-site work or areas without easy access to power. Corded tools generally provide continuous power without battery limitations. For mobility and ease of use, a 20 V cordless router is an excellent choice.
Are cordless tool batteries interchangeable?
Batteries are usually interchangeable within the same brand and voltage platform. Always ensure you are using the correct 20 V battery system designed for this tool.
How long do cordless tool batteries last?
Battery runtime depends on the Ah rating of the battery and the workload. Higher Ah batteries provide longer runtime, especially when operating at higher speeds.
How do I maintain my power tools to make them last?
Keep the tool clean, store it in a dry place, regularly check collets and bits for wear, and use the correct speed setting for the material to prevent unnecessary strain on the motor.
What safety gear do I need for working with tools?
Always wear safety glasses, hearing protection, and appropriate dust protection when routing or milling. Ensure workpieces are securely clamped before cutting.