DeWALT 6 In. 13 Amp. Angle Grinder Tool, Paddle Switch with No Lock-On Vacuums & Accessories Soft rubber grip side handle

Name: DeWALT 6 In. 13 Amp. Angle Grinder Tool, Paddle Switch with No Lock-On Vacuums & Accessories Soft rubber grip side handle
Brand: tracciontrasera.es
SKU: 47548806953
Price: 159.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0423 (12 reviews)

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DeWALT 6 In. 13 Amp. Angle Grinder Tool, Paddle Switch with No Lock-On Vacuums & Accessories Soft rubber grip side handle

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DeWALT 6 In. 13 Amp. Angle Grinder Tool, Paddle Switch with No Lock On Vacuums & Accessories Soft rubber grip side handle Soft rubber grip side handle minimizes vibration and swivels 360 degrees of max torque to drive large diameter screws This grinder is part of the PERFORM & PROTECT product line with the Anti Rotation E CLUTCH System 000 RPM for a variety of metal grinding and cutting applications

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