The DeWALT 20V MAX XR Brushless 1/4" 3-Speed Impact Driver (Bare Tool) - DCF887B is a compact, high-performance cordless driver engineered for professionals who demand speed, control, and all-day runtime. Powered by a DeWALT-built brushless motor paired with the XR Li-Ion battery platform, this lightweight impact driver delivers outstanding efficiency across fastening tasks - from precision finish work to high-torque driving applications. At just 5.3 in. long and 2.0 lbs., it slips into tight spaces where bulkier tools simply cannot reach, helping tradespeople maintain productivity in demanding job site conditions. Key Features DeWALT-built brushless motor with XR Li-Ion compatibility - delivers more runtime and capacity compared to standard brushed motor units, reducing battery swap interruptions on the job site 3-speed settings (0-1,000 / 2,800 / 3,250 RPM) - optimized application versatility lets users match drive speed to the task, from delicate precision fastening to aggressive high-speed driving Precision Drive mode in Speed 1 - provides added torque control for precision applications, reducing the risk of overdriving screws or damaging workpiece surfaces 3 LED lights with 20-second delay after trigger release - illuminates the work area without casting shadows, keeping visibility clear even after the trigger is released - ideal for dark or confined spaces One-handed loading 1/4" hex chuck with easy-grip sleeve, accepts 1" bit tips - speeds up bit changes without requiring two hands, keeping workflow moving on the job Compact 5.3 in. length and 2.0 lb. weight - fits into tight, restricted areas that larger impact drivers cannot access, reducing fatigue during extended use Up to 3,800 impacts per minute (IPM) - high impact rate means faster fastener seating and greater throughput on repetitive driving tasks Variable-speed trigger - gives the user fingertip control over driving speed for dialing in exactly the right pace for each application Bare tool configuration - pairs with any DeWALT 20V MAX battery already in your kit, eliminating the cost of redundant batteries and chargers Why This Product Purpose-built for tight access and overhead work - the 5.3 in. compact body and 2.0 lb. weight mean this driver fits into framing cavities, cabinet interiors, and overhead fixtures where standard-size impact drivers create clearance problems Three speed settings solve a real job site problem - running at a single speed forces compromises between control and throughput; the three-speed range from 0-1,000 RPM up to 3,250 RPM lets this tool handle delicate assembly in Speed 1 and high-volume fastening in Speed 3 without switching tools Brushless motor technology extends tool and battery life - without brushes creating friction and wear, the motor runs cooler and more efficiently, delivering more work per charge and a longer service life compared to brushed alternatives LED lighting designed to keep working, not just illuminate briefly - the 20-second post-trigger delay means the work area stays lit while the user repositions or grabs the next fastener, maintaining visibility in low-light environments without constantly re-triggering Specifications Model Number: DCF887B Battery Type: Lithium Ion System: 20V MAX Power Tool Type: Cordless No Load Speed: 0-1,000 / 2,800 / 3,250 RPM Impacts Per Minute: 0-3,800 IPM Tool Length: 5.3 in. Tool Weight: 2.0 lbs. Chuck Size: 1/4 in. hex Variable-Speed Trigger: Yes Number of Speed Settings: 3 What's Included DCF887 - 20V MAX XR 1/4" 3-Speed Impact Driver Belt Hook Frequently Asked Questions Does the DCF887B include a battery and charger? No. The DCF887B is a bare tool, meaning no battery or charger is included. It is compatible with DeWALT 20V MAX batteries, so users who already own batteries from the 20V MAX platform can add this driver without purchasing redundant power accessories. What bit sizes does the 1/4" hex chuck accept? The one-handed loading 1/4" hex chuck accepts 1" bit tips. The easy-grip sleeve allows for fast, single-handed bit changes directly on the job site. When should I use Speed 1 versus Speed 3? Speed 1 (0-1,000 RPM) is the Precision Drive setting, designed for applications requiring added control - such as driving screws into finish materials or working with smaller fasteners where overdriving is a concern. Speed 3 (up to 3,250 RPM and 3,800 IPM) is best suited for high-volume, high-speed fastening tasks where throughput is the priority. How long do the LED lights stay on after releasing the trigger? The three LED lights include a 20-second delay after the trigger is released. This keeps the work area illuminated while the user repositions, grabs additional fasteners, or checks the fastened connection - especially useful when working in dark or confined areas.
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