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Keeping track of power tools and other assets through a Bluetooth-based distributed network has been the intended purpose of Milwaukee Tool’s One-Key system.
The battery-powered Class I, II and III / Division 1 Groups A-G headlamp for hazardous locations has five brightness modes with spotlight and flood- lamp settings.
Getting the most power out of lithium-ion has been an ongoing arms race in the world of power tools in the past few years, and Milwaukee Tool just launched another major offensive in the battery wars.