TOWSON, MD, November 11, 2024 – DEWALT, a Stanley Black & Decker (NYSE: SWK) brand and leader in total jobsite solutions, today announced in-market availability across North America of DEWALT POWERSHIFT™, a groundbreaking cordless equipment system that optimizes the workflow of concrete and construction jobsites through electrification. The highly anticipated electric equipment system meets the critical needs of concrete professionals – power, runtime, and ergonomics – allowing users to transition away from gas-powered equipment, without compromising efficiency and performance.

“The launch of DEWALT POWERSHIFT represents another major milestone in DEWALT’s 100-year legacy of leading innovation. Delivering this system to our users is a pivotal moment of growth that will help propel the industry forward through cutting-edge products that enhance productivity of jobsites around the world,” said Frank Mannarino, President & General Manager, DEWALT. “As a leader in total jobsite solutions, DEWALT is playing a critical role in making the industry’s electrification efforts a reality through a system of tools that will not only enable time and cost efficiency, but enhance concrete workers’ user experience and help reduce environmental impact.”

Designed to accelerate adoption of electric solutions, the line is ushering in the next phase of the jobsite of the future. The DEWALT POWERSHIFT™ Cordless Equipment System can produce up to 60% less CO2e emissions during use versus gas-powered equipment* driving sustainable innovation in the construction industry.

Since its unveiling at the 2024 World of Concrete Trade Show, the DEWALT POWERSHIFT™ system has become one of the most anticipated and most recognized concrete equipment systems to hit the market, winning numerous awards from top-tier and trade media for its industry-leading innovation, including:

• TIME Magazine Best Inventions of 2024: Recognized in the ‘Sustainability’ category as one of the year’s top 200 new products that are making the world better and smarter

• Fast Company 2024 Innovation by Design Award: Selected as an honorable mention in the ‘User Experience’ category for creativity and unparalleled problem-solving that shapes the world we live in for the better

• Concrete Contractor Top Products of 2024: Recognized as one of the year’s most innovative, ingenious ideas setting contractors up for success in the years to come

• Equipment Today 2024 Contractors' Top 50 New Products: Winners represent the latest innovative solutions to improve user productivity, efficiency, safety and comfort

• Pro Tool Reviews 2024 Pro Tool Innovation Award: Selected in the ‘Concrete & Masonry’ category for innovative new features and design elements that enhance performance and value proposition for users

The line, which includes a vibrator, backpack vibrator, concrete power screed, rammer, plate compactor, core drill and stand, 554WH battery and 550W charger, has been tested and embraced on jobsites across North America and internationally. In customer testimonials, workers highlight the system’s ease of use, precision, power, light weight, and runtime. One user notes, “Once everyone uses POWERSHIFT, they're going to realize the ease of use and it's going to completely change everyone. They're not going to go back to traditional corded and gas-powered.”

DEWALT POWERSHIFT™ is backed by DEWALT’s powerhouse portfolio of complimentary tools, accessories, and technology. The line incorporates a key component of DEWALT’s total workflow solution – connectivity – through new TOOL CONNECT+™ integrated technology that provides users data on asset management, tool location, utilization, and safety via the DEWALT Site Manager™ app (additional subscription charge and third-party data charges may apply).

DEWALT POWERSHIFT™ is now available throughout North America.

To learn more about DEWALT POWERSHIFT™, please visit: https://www.dewalt.com/systems/powershift.

*vs. leading competitors, average of individual DEWALT POWERSHIFT™ equipment weighted by lifetime emissions during use; US average grid output emission 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).