Driving Award-Winning Innovation in Tools & Outdoor and Industrial
The benefits of electrification are already significant. In outdoor power equipment, our latest battery-operated products are safer, deliver significantly lower emissions and are much quieter than comparable gasoline-powered equipment.
Through relentless innovation, the benefits will be even greater in the future. We continue to expand and improve our portfolio of products with more powerful battery-powered tools, featuring increased runtime that will further accelerate both commercial and consumer adoption.
Electrification in Action
Our advancements in electrification have impressed critics and wowed consumers. And we’re only just getting started. The success of products like these only fuels our commitment to keep innovating:
Our acquisitions of MTD and Excel create the ideal combination as we look to electrify our lines of Power Tools, Outdoor Power Equipment and Engineered Fastening – allowing us to offer consumers innovative and more efficient solutions.
64%*
Quieter
than comparable gas-powered outdoor equipment
* When compared to the same engine without IntelliPower™ feature, improvements vary depending on engine models and specific operating conditions.
50%
More Power
with DEWALT POWERSTACK™ 20V MAX** Compact Battery
** Maximum initial battery voltage (measured without a workload) is 20 volts. Nominal voltage is 18.
$25B
Market Opportunity
for outdoor power equipment
$27M
EV + Hybrid
vehicles estimated to be produced annually by 2026
“The auto industry is shifting faster and faster away from gas engines to electric vehicles. We need to be part of that solution. Just as we’re driving hard at the electrification strategy of our outdoor business.”
Donald Allan, Jr. President & Chief Executive Officer
STANLEY Engineered Fasteners
Our fasteners support the production of and transition to plug-in hybrid and electric vehicle (EV) platforms – helping replace internal combustion engines on the road.
(1) vs. DCB203 Battery, not in application (2) Charge cycles vs. DCB203 Battery (3) Footprint vs. DCB203 Battery (4) vs. DCB203 Battery (5) Maximum initial battery voltage (measured without a workload) is 60 volts. Nominal voltage is 54.
