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Makita 18V LXT Brushless Drywall Screwdriver Compact Kit (2x 2.0Ah)

Model number
XSF04R

The Makita XSF04R was the compact kit version of the 18V LXT brushless 2,500 RPM drywall screwdriver, bundled with two 18V LXT compact 2.0Ah batteries and a rapid charger. This model has been discontinued; the XSF04Z tool-only version is the current replacement. The XSF04 series features a brushless motor delivering 0–2,500 RPM with increased torque for high-demand fastening applications, Push Drive technology, and a depth-adjustable nose piece.

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Model no.
XSF04R
Brand
Makita
Category
Drywall Screwdriver
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§ Specifications

#specifications
Product Type
Drywall Screwdriver
Voltage
18
Platform
LXT
No-Load Speed (RPM)
0-2500
Bit Type
1/4 in. Hex
Depth Adjustment
Yes
Push Drive
Yes
Brushless
Yes
Tool Only
No
Battery Included
Yes
Battery Ah
2
Battery Count
2
Charger Included
Yes
Weight (lbs)
3.5
Overall Length In
9-9/16
Warranty
3-year limited
Discontinued
Yes
Barcode (UPC)

§ What's Included

01 18V LXT brushless drywall screwdriver (XSF04Z)
02 2x 18V LXT compact 2.0Ah battery (BL1820B)
03 18V LXT rapid optimum charger (DC18RC)
04 belt clip (346449-3)
05 3 in. magnetic bit holder (784812-6)
06 2x insert bit

§ Warranty

3-year limited

§ FAQ

Is the XSF04R still available?

No, the XSF04R has been discontinued. Makita recommends the XSF04Z as the replacement.

What is the difference between the XSF04R and XSF03R?

The XSF04R runs at 0–2,500 RPM with higher torque for demanding applications, while the XSF03R runs faster at 0–4,000 RPM for standard production drywall work.

What battery does the XSF04 series use?

The XSF04 series uses 18V LXT Lithium-Ion batteries with a Star symbol. The discontinued XSF04R kit included 2.0Ah compact BL1820B batteries.

Can the XSF04 screwdriver drive heavier gauge material than the XSF03?

Yes, the XSF04 is designed for higher-demand fastening applications with increased torque compared to the higher-speed XSF03.