DeWalt Power Tools

DeWalt is a globally recognized American brand with a legacy dating back to 1924 when Raymond E. DeWalt invented the radial arm saw. Today, the brand is a cornerstone of the professional construction and woodworking industries. While DeWalt maintains a significant manufacturing presence in the United States, its production is highly globalized.

Tools are manufactured and assembled across various international facilities in countries such as China, Mexico, Brazil, Italy, the United Kingdom, and the Czech Republic. In the U.S., the company operates several plants that assemble finishes under the 'Made in the USA with Global Materials' initiative, utilizing internal components sourced from its worldwide supply chain. This hybrid manufacturing strategy allows the brand to maintain competitive pricing while supporting local assembly operations.

Since 1960, DeWalt has been owned by the Black & Decker Corporation, which eventually merged with Stanley Works in 2010 to form Stanley Black & Decker. This ultimate parent company, headquartered in the United States, oversees DeWalt alongside other major brands like Craftsman and Porter-Cable.