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News Release from: Metabo | Subject: ASE 18 cordless reciprocating saw
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk Editorial Team on 15 December 2006

Cordless reciprocating saw has
lithium-ion battery

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Metabo has announced that its ASE 18 cordless reciprocating saw is now available with a lithium-ion battery.

Metabo has announced that its ASE 18 cordless reciprocating saw is now available with a lithium-ion battery The ASE 18 is Metabo's latest cordless reciprocating saw, and its "Quick" blade changing system provides for easy, tool-free blade changes

The use of lithium-ion battery technology with this tool, which is ideal for a wide range of carpentry, roofing, and heating and air conditioning applications, is essential because lithium-ion batteries weigh 40 percent less than traditional rechargeable batteries and make the overall tool lighter and easier to use.

The tool also features an ergonomically designed handle to reduce operator fatigue and allow closer access to difficult to reach locations.

The lithium-ion batteries used in the ASE 18 boast an increased service life of up to 1,500 charges when compared with traditional NiCd or Ni-MH rechargeable batteries.

The reciprocating saw also runs longer because the lithium-ion batteries have 40 percent higher performance than traditional rechargeable batteries.

Features of the ASE 18 cordless reciprocating saw include a tool-less adjustable depth stop and a two-finger power switch that increases user comfort for longer operation.

The saw delivers 0-2,700 strokes per minute, with a stroke length of 1".

It is 19.5" long, weighs 7.7 lbs.

and comes furnished with a charger, 2 battery packs and assortment of saw blades.

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