DeWalt DCV586MN-XJ 54V XR FlexVolt Brushless M Class Wet & Dry Dust Extractor (Body Only)
DeWalt DCV586MN-XJ 54V wet & dry M class dust extractor: 11L container, 24.7 l/s airflow, 8.8 kPa suction. Wireless start from cordless tools. Body only.
Where it sits among dust extractors
Against the 78 dust extractors we list. Not a score: bigger isn't always better for your job.
Full specs
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Class & Suction
Working With Your Tools
Tank, Hose & Filter
Physical & Build
The DCV586MN is DeWalt's 54V FlexVolt brushless M class wet & dry extractor, with an 11L container, 24.7 l/s of airflow and 8.8 kPa of suction at 8kg bare. Sold body only, it suits cordless sanding and cutting away from the mains, with M class filtering for wood, filler, concrete and silica dust, automatic cleaning of its two filters, built-in Wireless Tool Control, an AirLock hose and a TSTAK docking point. We rate it a strong cordless M class choice; the mains DWV905M moves 75 l/s into a 38L container, though at 72 dB(A) LpA against this machine's 69.
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Warranty · 3yr
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