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DeWALT 20V (DCE300M2) MAX Cordless Died Electrical Cable Crimping Tool Kit DeWALT-R the auto-stop clutch shuts off

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DeWALT 20V (DCE300M2) MAX Cordless Died Electrical Cable Crimping Tool Kit DeWALT R the auto stop clutch shuts off the auto stop clutch shuts off the tool when the clutch disengages and helps prevent over driving on the fastener professionals and DIY enthusiasts alike can achieve flawless results with ease The DEWALT U Type Died Crimping Tool (DCE300) delivers a 12 ton crimping force for UL classified crimps using compatible connectors from leading manufacturers An integrated LED interface is used to communicate power on or power off

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