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DEWALT Angle Grinder DWE4597N 7 Inch Corded Power Tool (4.9 HP 8500 RPM Motor E-Clutch Anti-Rotation Lock No-Lock Trigger Heavy Duty Metal Cutting) Chargers Hydrostatic drive with variable speed

USD140.00

USD188.00

SKU 72384008159 · ★ 4.9

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DEWALT Angle Grinder DWE4597N 7 Inch Corded Power Tool (4.9 HP 8500 RPM Motor E Clutch Anti Rotation Lock No Lock Trigger Heavy Duty Metal Cutting) Chargers Hydrostatic drive with variable speed Hydrostatic drive with variable speed control Thermal Protection: Proprietary Perma SHIELD coating prevents heat friction This electric unit maximizes professional jobsite uptime by integrating an automated dust ejection system alongside intelligent advanced electronics that power off the tool before thermal overload thresholds are breached Centrifugal Dust Ejection Array: Increases carbon brush life expectancy by filtering out coarse stone and iron slag shards before entry into the motor intake

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