DEWALT cordless drill / driver (bare tool body)

Overview

The pictured item is a DEWALT cordless drill/driver body (battery removed) — a handheld power tool in DEWALT’s yellow-and-black professional range. The visible DEWALT nameplate and characteristic color scheme identify it as part of DEWALT’s power-tool family rather than a different brand.

Brand origin and history

DEWALT traces its origins to Raymond E. DeWalt, who founded DeWalt Products Co. in 1924 in Pennsylvania, United States. The brand grew from the inventor’s early woodworking machinery and over decades became a leading name for professional power tools.

Manufacturing and production

DEWALT tools are produced in multiple countries. The company maintains manufacturing and assembly operations across the United States as well as facilities and supply-chain partners in Mexico, China and several European and Latin American countries. DEWALT also offers some items labeled “Built in the USA with global materials,” reflecting domestic assembly combined with internationally sourced components. Because DEWALT’s product lines are assembled in different locations depending on model, generation, and market, a single tool model may be manufactured or assembled in more than one country.

Ownership and distribution

DEWALT is currently owned and managed by Stanley Black & Decker, an American industrial and toolmaker headquartered in the United States. Black & Decker (U.S.) Inc. operates DEWALT as a registered trademark and regional subsidiary; regional Stanley Black & Decker subsidiaries and authorized distributors manage local sales, service and distribution.

Notes on the photographed unit

The photo shows only the tool housing (no battery attached) and no clear model number, so a precise model or voltage class cannot be definitively identified from the image alone. Visual identification is sufficient to identify the brand (DEWALT) and the product category (cordless drill/driver).