New Metabo HPT MultiVolt Miter Saw
The saw provides the user with the choice of running cordless or corded.
Metabo HPT has launched a cordless-corded power tool that meets the output demands required on a jobsite.
The 36V MultiVolt Brushless 10" Dual Bevel Sliding Miter Saw can accept a 36V battery or plug into an outlet with the AC Adapter.
When using the MultiVolt AC Adapter, it can be used over long extension cords from a generator with little to no power loss thanks to Metabo HPT's ultra-efficient Brushless motor technology.
The battery delivers 4.0Ah of runtime at 36V in MultiVolt tools. It can also power Hitachi or Metabo HPT 18V cordless tools including cordless nailers for increased flexibility and multipurpose use. When a MultiVolt battery is used with an 18V tool, it generates 8.0Ah of run time.
In North America, Hitachi Power Tools officially changed its name to the Metabo HPT brand this past October. The company also launched the MultiVolt line allowing users to choose between cordless or corded power tool operation.
The 36V MultiVolt Brushless 10" Dual Bevel Sliding Miter Saw can accept a 36V battery or plug into an outlet with the AC Adapter.
When using the MultiVolt AC Adapter, it can be used over long extension cords from a generator with little to no power loss thanks to Metabo HPT's ultra-efficient Brushless motor technology.
The battery delivers 4.0Ah of runtime at 36V in MultiVolt tools. It can also power Hitachi or Metabo HPT 18V cordless tools including cordless nailers for increased flexibility and multipurpose use. When a MultiVolt battery is used with an 18V tool, it generates 8.0Ah of run time.
In North America, Hitachi Power Tools officially changed its name to the Metabo HPT brand this past October. The company also launched the MultiVolt line allowing users to choose between cordless or corded power tool operation.
