Dewalt’s new line of marking products

Dewalt Marking Tool Hand Tools

Dewalt recently introduced five new products to its marking family. Product manager Charlie Thierfeld explained, “These new products fuse innovation with user-focused design for an exceptional jobsite marking experience. Marking is essential on any jobsite from laying roofing shingles or as a level reference. This new range of chalk tool models, from a compact design to a large reel, offers pros the right tool for a multitude of projects.”

The Dewalt Premium Chalk Reel — model DWHT47270 — features a 6:1 Gear Ratio for smooth and rapid winding. A durable helical gear system, as opposed to the standard gears in many reels on the market, provides smooth, quiet action and is much less prone to line jams and breaks. The gear system is sealed to help prevent debris and contamination from clogging and damaging the gear mechanism. The body is cast metal for durability and interlocking hooks easily join lines for productivity. The Premium Chalk Reel is also available in a kit with red chalk – model DWHT47246L.

The Compact Chalk Reel Blue Kit— model DWHT47257L — is ideal for a secondary reel or correction reel with 30-ft Braided Line. The body is 50 percent smaller than the current Dewalt Chalk Reel, and features a 3:1 gear ratio for quick line retraction. The gear mechanism features a clutch design for fast, easy unwinding. A built in belt clip provides simple, secure storage.

The Die-Cast Chalk Reel — model DWHT47256 — is a heavy duty, versatile tool. An aluminum die cast body delivers all the durability users have come to expect from the Dewalt brand. To help prevent corrosion, Dewalt has designed this chalk reel with a stainless steel hook and crank arm. A felt gasket distributes chalk uniformly as the line is extended. The tear-drop shape allows the Die-Cast Chalk Reel to be used as a plumb bob, reducing the number of tools needed on the job site. The Die-Cast Chalk Reel is also available in a kit with red chalk or blue chalk — model DWHT47255L or DWHT47309L.

For sites where extra-large lines need to be snapped, the Dewalt Large Capacity Reel — model DWHT47252 — is the ideal solution. Holding up to a pound of chalk, the Large Capacity Reel is more than capable of handling the chalk reel needs of large job sites. Helical Gears offer durability, smooth cranking and to help to decrease line jams and breaks. The 150-ft braided cotton line is long enough and durable enough for almost any job. A 3:1 gear ratio allows for 3X faster rewind. Rubber over-molding provides users with a comfortable grip when using or transporting the reel. For ease of use and convenience, the DWHT47252 features a ring and hook attachment.

The Dewalt 100-ft Chalk Reel — model DWHT47142 — features a 3:1 gear ratio for easy winding. An open access door offers quick refills and access to internal components. A 100 ft heavy-duty line resists abrasion and breakage. A stainless steel hook and crank withstands abuse and resists corrosion. A high-impact ABS housing makes the Reel durable and lightweight. Over-molded soft grips provide comfort and control. The 100-ft Chalk Reel is also available in a kit with red chalk or blue chalk — model DWHT47144 or DWHT47143.

Dewalt marking products are available at The Home Depot and in the independent channel. The approximate retails are listed below

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  • Aubrei
    July 23, 2014 01:16:56

    I have come to find out that with Makita there are different lines of bateerits and tools, and both tool and battery have to have a star engraved to prove they’re authentic and have the overload protection. Mine do, and I did the same test those guys did, it cuts off, overload protection is there. I think TIA got their set from some online discount tool company, possibly even a recon set, who knows. They buy a lot of their stuff from Tyler tool and other online discount tool warehouses, so who knows what they bought and were really using. A fair test would be showing the receipt from Home Depot and the stars one both tool and battery before performing it on youtube. You cannot believe a couple of guys in a garage who also back DeWalt and Ridgid as their choice tools.

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