Showing posts with label chargers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label chargers. Show all posts

Friday, August 9, 2013

Special buy items-- get them while you can

Hey -- we got a nice selection of special buy stuff at a great price-- we have sandpaper, concrete drill bits, core bits, recip/sawsall blades, jig saw blades, diamond blades, circular carbide tooth blades, abrasive blades, wire wheels, screw bits, chargers, track saw accessories, scroll saw stands, polishing pads, bull points, slotting bits, cold chisels, grounding rods, and much more-- take a look and if you see something you can use get it while you can--some of the items are also listed in special buy bulk packs which will save you even more!!
Check it out!!

Thursday, May 30, 2013

NEW Special Buys

We got in a LOT of special buy items-- sand paper, concrete drill bits, jig saw blades, reciprocating saw blades, circular blades, drill bits, reciprocating tool attachments like blades, wire wheels etc-- lots of stuff-- great price-- limited stock so if you see something you can use get it while you can-- 24 volt DeWalt chargers and 36 volt along with 15 minute rapid charge for multiple voltages for the DeWalt NiCad batteries. CHECK IT OUT!!

Monday, December 14, 2009

DeWalt Cordless Battery and Chargers

Cordless


Best Practices for Long Battery Pack Life
When using the DEWALT batteries and chargers, the batteries can last longer than double many of our competitors. To ensure the maximum life out of a battery pack there are some best practices which must be followed as general maintenance for Nickel Cadmium Batteries.

1. The battery will perform best if it is charged at room temperature. Do not charge in temperatures below 40 F or above 105 F. Under these conditions, the battery will not take a full charge, and may be permanently damaged.

2. If the battery is hot, let the it sit out of the charger for a least 2 hours until the battery is at room temperature. Otherwise, immediately place the battery pack in the charger.

3. Do not try to discharge the battery beyond the point where the tool no longer performs with the power and torque needed for the job, because it may cause permanent damage which will prevent the battery from taking a full charge.

Do not tape trigger on the tool to discharge the battery

4. Store the battery in a cool, dry place. If temperatures exceed 120F, it may reduce the battery life.

5. Periodically charge the battery overnight to take full advantage of the 3-Stage Charging System for optimum runtime and battery life.



Check out the Batteries and Chargers FAQs for more tips on maximize your battery.