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Description
Body Only - supplied WITHOUT batteries or charger in dynacase
- POWERSTATE™ brushless motor delivers the power of AC trim routers, max. 31,000 rpm for powerful, smooth cutting.
- Variable speed dial allows users to adjust the speed between 10,000 and 31,000 rpm to choose the best control for the application at hand.
- All day run time on a single charge of an M18™ 5.0 Ah battery (up to 115 m).
- Innovative height adjustment system incorporating a 0.4 mm micro adjustment.
- Active brake stops the router bit quickly.
- Included plunge base features 3 stop pins for multiple pass mortising.
- Dual LED lights to illuminate the work surface.
- Compatible with the dust collection shroud (DEK 26).
- Integrates three MILWAUKEE®-exclusive technologies - the POWERSTATE™ brushless motor, REDLITHIUM™-ION battery pack and REDLINK PLUS™ intelligence hardware and software - which deliver outstanding power, run time and durability on the jobsite.
- Flexible battery system: works with all MILWAUKEE® M18™ batteries.
Features
- BrandMILWAUKEE
- Power sourceCordless
- With integrated lightingYes
- Soft startYes
- Depth adjustment systemMicro-adjustment
- Battery technologyLi-ion
- Router typePlunge router
- ManoMano ReferenceME99061909
- MMID887069197090
- Product codeMILTM18FTR-0
Advice from
Router buying guide
Used for a range of wookworking applications, routers are great for building furniture or adding finishing touches to a piece. The only limit with this tool is the quality of your cutter – and your imagination! Read on to find out why the router is the right tool for you!
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Visit the MILWAUKEE storeIn 1918, Henry Ford, the great car manufacturer, placed an order with a young manufacturer, A.H. Petersen, who was one of the company's tool suppliers. His brief was to develop an electric drill that would be lighter than those already in existence. Petersen took up the challenge and created the Hole-Shooter, capable of the same performance but requiring less effort from the workers. In 1922, he founded the A.H. Petersen Company with his partner, Siebert, who bought the company when it went bankrupt in a fire. He began by repairing tools: this enabled him to train his employees well and to understand the needs of users by being in contact with them. He developed all kinds of power tools that were powerful, durable and lightweight. Soon, the US Navy was adopting Milwaukee power tools. The company also launched new ranges of chipping hammers, belt sanders and jig saws, including the famous SAWZALL... In 2005, the company joined the international Techtronic Industry group, which owns major brands such as AEG, Hoover and Ryobi.
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