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DEWALT tools for photography: DCBPSC0550, DCPS330AG2, DCBPS0554, DCPS150AG2, DCPS151, DCPS660AG2, DCPS320AG2, DCPS310AG2

No gas. No cords. No job too big.

Discover the new DEWALT POWERSHIFT™ Cordless Equipment System for epic performance and runtime. Don’t wait to start, stop to refuel, or be limited by gas a second longer. Put the power in your hands and TAKE CONTROL™ with DEWALT POWERSHIFT™.

Concrete work, electrified.

Hear from the professionals: These concrete professionals have joined the shift to cordless and discovered gas-like power and performance—without the drawbacks. See how DEWALT POWERSHIFT™ can transform your jobsite today.

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Recognized by industry leaders

Our innovative solutions have garnered accolades from industry leaders for their ability to improve user productivity and optimize the workflow of concrete jobsites.

A DEWALT cordless concrete vibrator tool placed on a construction site with steel reinforcement bars and upright rebar columns. The tool is yellow with black accents and a flexible hose, suitable for professional construction work.

Performance meets sustainability

We’re at the frontier of jobsite electrification to help crews transition away from gas-powered equipment—making it safer for concrete workers and the planet. The DEWALT POWERSHIFT™ System can produce up to 60% less CO2e emissions during use vs. gas-powered equipment.**


 

TIME Magazine named DEWALT POWERSHIFT™ one of the Best Inventions of 2024 in its “Sustainability” category as one of the year’s top 200 new products that are making the world better and smarter.


 

Learn more about how The DEWALT POWERSHIFT™ System supports sustainability initiatives and electrifies the jobsites

The power behind the system

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End-to-end solutions

Site prep

The strength of concrete depends on the foundation. Ensure it’s rock-solid with site-prep equipment you can count on.

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End-to-end solutions

Placement

The pour must go on through weather, setbacks, or stiff slumps. Our placement equipment is designed for the most demanding applications.

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End-to-end solutions

Coring

When precision is essential, get coring equipment that delivers unrivaled power, ergonomics, and extended runtime.

Tools, attachments & accessories for coring

Tool connect

The jobsite of the future

Our TOOL CONNECT™+ Technology delivers fully-integrated connectivity with the DEWALT® Site Manager™ app‡, providing users with data on asset management, tool location, utilization, and safety.

A computer monitor and a smartphone displaying the DEWALT Site Manager application. The monitor shows a map with marked locations and the Site Manager logo, while the smartphone shows a site details screen with map and asset information.

Product walkthroughs

Step-by-step demo of DEWALT core drill setup and handling, showing marking, bit install, adjustments, and drilling tips.

Proper operation: Core drill kit - Wet coring

Step-by-step demo of DEWALT core drill setup and handling, showing marking, bit install, adjustments, and drilling tips.

*With respect to 60V MAX* - Maximum initial battery voltage (measured without workload) is 60 volts. Nominal voltage is 54 volts. 

**vs. leading competitors, average of individual DEWALT POWERSHIFT™ equipment weighted by lifetime emissions during use; US average grid output emissions rates and grid loss based on the US EPA's eGRID2022 database, published Jan 30, 2024 (epa.gov/egrid); fuel emissions factors based on the U.S. Energy Information Administration's Carbon Dioxide Emissions Coefficients for finished motor gasoline, published Sep. 7, 2023 (eia.gov). 

† Battery can provide up to 5,500 Watts of continuous power, while discharging, and not exceed its thermal shutdown temperature. Equivalent to 7 HP. Not in application. 

†† Based on charging the DCBPS0554 battery with DCPSC0550 charger.

‡ Additional subscription charges and third party data charges may apply.