Senco DS232-AC 2 in. Corded 2,500 RPM Screwdriver
$140.91
In stock
Description
DuraSpin systems increase screw fastening speeds by more than 4 times versus bulk screwdrivers and loose screws. They improve job site productivity by 30% or more. You can drive drill point fasteners with a variable speed trigger. Great for use in drywall to wood, composite decking, drywall to steel, subfloor and metal framing and cement board.
- High torque motor for driving into dense material
- Drive drill point fasteners with variable speed trigger
- Depth of drive lock ensure same countersink every time
- Reversible belt hook
- Up to 2,500 RPM speed
- Fastener range is 1 in. to 2 in.
Additional information
| Weight | 6.0 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 4.00 × 18.00 × 12.00 in |
| Amperage (amps) | 6.0 |
| Color Family | Gray |
| Condition | New |
| Cord Length (ft.) | 6 |
| Cordless/ Corded | Corded |
| Drill/ Driver Type | Screw Gun |
| Included | Bag Included, Bits Included |
| Maximum Speed (RPM) | 2500 RPM |
| Model | 7U0001N |
| Power Tool Features | Bag Included |
| Tools Product Type | Power Tool |
Reviews (22)
22 reviews for Senco DS232-AC 2 in. Corded 2,500 RPM Screwdriver
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Betsy Lakin (verified owner) –
Works perfect every time. Simple to use.
Ola Schulist (verified owner) –
I also bought the Rigid driver (model R6791) hoping that it would do the job, then quickly returned it after it increasingly became more and more difficult to drive screws. As soon as I fired up this Senco driver, you could tell there was more quality built into this unit. The motor ran much smoother, was quieter and felt better in the hand. The drive mechanism is MUCH smoother than the Rigid driver and never binds. I probably hang 25 sheets of drywall with this unit and EVERY screw was driven in the first time. My son is 15 and has the arms of a toothpick, but he helped me hang drywall, and even all the screws he drove went in the first time. With the Rigid unit, if you weren’t exactly square to the wall, that screw wasn’t going in and was most likely going to end up on the floor.Save yourself some trouble, spend the few extra $$$ and buy the Senco model!
Nils Lemke (verified owner) –
Just a home owner but this works well don’t have to hold a screw in your hand or the next one in your mouth
Lilian Leannon (verified owner) –
Worth every penny! I built a back deck and a large front porch using this screwdriver and it worked great.
Icie Nolan (verified owner) –
worked great, installed decking boards in a jiffy
Forest Berge (verified owner) –
I thought long and hard about why this was a necessary purchase and it has really helped speed up the process for hanging drywall. It does take a few minutes to get use to it but its well worth the money.6000 square feet of drywall is why I bought this.
Isadore Harris (verified owner) –
Excellent tool. Really speeds the time to install drywall. We used non-Senco branded screws and it worked perfect. Just be sure to order additional Senco bits as the Ryobi bits are too short for it and our Home Depot doesn’t carry the Senco ones.
Quinton Stanton (verified owner) –
excellent product
Luella D’Amore (verified owner) –
Really like this tool, but it does jam sometimes. It is fast when it is working well.
Jonas Kertzmann (verified owner) –
Works as expected. Initially purchased the Ridgid brand nailer. Used it for literally 5 minutes before running back and exchanging it for this nailer. This nailer works. Buy the decent screws. Not the cheap off brand ones the depot sells to save money.
Ludie Wiza (verified owner) –
Works well, i put up 900 fence picketts much quicker than if i were using loose screws. Would be nice if home depot would actually carry the collated screws in-store instead of online only.
Gisselle Little (verified owner) –
I have been using this tool for a couple of weeks and I am 100% satisfied with it. It allows for very fast, one-handed placement of screws.
Chaz Will (verified owner) –
Bought for future construction. Tested for a few square head and philips head screws and works perfectly. The placing and removal of bit is very easy. The adjustment of screw length is easy and no tool to use. The body is very durable. Much better than the Ridgid collated screwgun which I returned due to problematic screwing, hard to replace bit, and so on
Hertha Runte (verified owner) –
When it works it a great screw gun. One thing I did not like anout the gun is that you can not place the screw
Merl Denesik (verified owner) –
Tool works well. Some issues with tool driving screws in completely in wall corners and when driving at an angle.
Camylle Eichmann (verified owner) –
Great, dependable, and easy to work with.
Kavon Hartmann (verified owner) –
Wow! I wished I had found this drill earlier. I read others reviews and decided to go with this brand no so well known to me. It is worth its weight in gold. Made screwing floor and Sheetrock very easy and quick. No jamming so far.
Raymond Schinner (verified owner) –
The gun worked very well. If you keep your finger on the trigger and go from screw to screw it works great. If you try to do 1 screw at a time it jams sometimes. that is the only reason it did’t get 5 stars.
Mason Quitzon (verified owner) –
It did what I expected
Dedrick Haley (verified owner) –
I used this screw gun to build a fence around my backyard. The neighbors thought it was overkill; all their fences were done with pneumatic nail guns. When Hurricane Ike hit us about 8 years ago their fences were scattered all over the place. The only damage to my fence as a few broken pickets where a tree limb fell on it (the fence was fine, it was only the top of the pickets that broke). Screwing things together is 100 times better than nailing. Great tool! It also came in handy when I built my deck, but that’s another story.