Senco DS522 18V Li-ion Cordless Collated Screw Gun 55mm

SKU: 10B7001N-DS52218V Categories: , Brand:

£339.00£406.80 EX VATINC VAT

The Senco DS522 18V cordless collated screw gun runs at up to 5000rpm and drives screws from 25mm to 55mm. Supplied with two 3.0Ah batteries, a 60-minute charger, drywall and wood nose adaptors, and a carry case.

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The Senco DS522 18V cordless collated screw gun is built for high-volume fastening work where stopping to reload a standard screwdriver would cost you half the morning. Drywall, light steel framing, timber stud work — wherever collated screws are the sensible choice, this tool earns its keep. With a no-load speed of 0–5000rpm and a 4.75Nm motor that is specifically designed not to bog down under load, it drives 3.5mm to 4.2mm diameter screws from 25mm up to 55mm without breaking a sweat.

The variable speed trigger is worth paying attention to. Slower speeds suit self-tapping screws into steel, while the higher end of the range is ideal for drywall and fine screws into timber. There is a trigger lock to keep the pace consistent during long runs, which your forearm will thank you for by the end of the day. Depth of drive is adjustable and locks in place once set, so you get flush drive or countersink consistently across a whole board — not just the first few screws.

What Makes the DS522 Screw Gun Worth Using on Site

The corner fit feed system gives you better sight lines than most collated guns, which matters when you are working into awkward angles or tight framing bays. The nose piece adjusts without tools, has clear length markings, and the quick slide bit release means the bit simply drops out when you move the slide — no fumbling, no digging around with a screwdriver to free it. The super hard drive bits that come with the kit also last noticeably longer than the bits bundled with cheaper alternatives.

At 2.5kg it is light enough for extended use overhead or in confined spaces. The second handle reduces fatigue during high-drive-count sessions, and the belt hook keeps it accessible without having to set it down on the boards every time. You get a work rate of 1000–1400 drives per charge from the included 3.0Ah batteries, which is enough to keep pace with a busy boarding crew. Two batteries and a 60-minute charger are included, so downtime is minimal.

Pro Tip: Set your depth of drive on a scrap piece of the same board before starting a run — it takes ten seconds and saves you pulling dimpled or proud screws out of finished drywall for the next hour.