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Edilgrappa is an Italian brand making new tools related to concrete / rebar work, using DeWALT batteries! All made in Italy!
Also they have some 60V Flexvolt Rescue tools!
Enerpac is another brand making one of this tools using DeWALT batteries
Edilgrappa even makes three different versions of cordless metal puncher working with 20V DeWALT batteries, they can punch holes in metal in thickness up to 22 or 30mm.
Enerpac is switching their side loool They had tools using DeWALT batteries and Milwaukee batteries too, now they have joined Metabo’s CAS (Cordless Alliance System) battery platform. Here is a video
They have a video from three months ago using 54V (60V) batteries for hydraulic pumps, batteries looks like Milwaukee style 60V batteries tbh, they have used Milwaukee’s 28V batteries for some of their tools. And maybe their 18V batteries, I have to check, having tools with compatible batteries from so many brands can be a bit risky, they might stablish themselves within Metabo’s CAS from now on.
It seems they have discontinued their cordless tools using Milwaukee batteries, lets see if it is going to happen to their cordless tools using DeWALT batteries.
According to Metabo Germany website Enerpac the new member of CAS is an American brand. This is the first American brand joining the alliance. Lets see if it will attract more American brands to join, it can ease entering the other CAS members to US market I think.
Acme Tools already selling Metabo, Steinel and Lamello’s cordless CAS tools. They also sell Fein’s AmpShare tools.
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