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Milwaukee Tool continues to deliver unprecedented innovation for electrical, plumbing, HVAC, and mechanical contractor professionals with the introduction of the Milwaukee® 10” Die Cast Block and Compact Billet Torpedo Levels. … Continue Reading →
Milwaukee Tool’s new EXACT™ 12T-U-Style Dies have lengths specifically designed to match each connector width, producing quality crimps faster on all wire sizes – whether it’s #8, 750 MCM, or … Continue Reading →
Milwaukee Tool continues to deliver tools that enhance productivity during the electrical installation process with the introduction of the M18 FORCE LOGIC 750 MCM Crimper. The new Crimper features the lightest … Continue Reading →
The new M18 FORCE LOGIC 12T Utility Crimper is the lightest crimper on the market. A 350 degree rotating head and red alignment marks provide the easiest alignment in the … Continue Reading →
Just over a month ago, new Milwaukee M18 Fuel impact driver was spotted on the Home Depot website and it features newer Hydraulic technology which is said to reduce the noise … Continue Reading →
The new M18 FORCE LOGIC 9T Utility Cutter features a self-latching jaw design that enables users to open the jaw with just one hand for easier alignment to the wire. … Continue Reading →
The new M18™ FORCE LOGIC™ 3” Underground Cable Cutter is the most technically advanced underground cutter. With the ability to cut up to 1500MCM CU 15KV, the new Underground Cable … Continue Reading →
Milwaukee just announced a new vacuum to their ever growing and expanding M18 18 volt line with the Milwaukee M18 compact vacuum 0882-20 . Full disclosure: This is not a … Continue Reading →
More Milwaukee new tool news today as they have announced a new M18 Transfer Pump. Designed with plumbers, HVAC professionals, and maintenance technicians in mind, the Milwaukee M18 Transfer Pump can … Continue Reading →
One of the newest additions to the Milwaukee Hand Tool line is a brand new safety cutter. What is a safety cutter? Think of a box cutter but without the … Continue Reading →