PXC 18-Volt Cordless 4.5 in., 8500 RPM Angle Grinder/Cutoff Tool for Grinding and Cutting (Tool Only) Item Weight:2.7 90 Color Family Red Number
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PXC 18 Volt Cordless 4.5 in., 8500 RPM Angle Grinder Cutoff Tool for Grinding and Cutting (Tool Only) Item Weight:2.7 90 Color Family Red Number 90 Color Family Red Number of Total Batteries Included 2 Rechargeable Yes Returnable 180 Day Power Tool Features No Additional Features Cordless Corded Cordless Battery Power Type Lithium Ion Tools Product Type Power Tool Number of Batteries Included 2 Battery Amp Hours 6 Variable Speed Color Family Red Construction Material Plastic Table Tilt Right Max (degrees) 0 Portability Portable Battery Power Type Lithium Ion Batteries Included No Product Weight (lb Power X change compatible The streamlined design featuring ergonomic soft grip plus additional adjustable handle provides customizable comfort and precise control
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