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Description The Ultracapacitor Powered Cordless Drill is a unique cordless drill that uses ultracapacitors for energy storage rather than batteries. Ultracapacitors provide many advantages for cordless drills, including extremely long life, high reliability, high power capacity, fast recharge time, excellent low-temperature performance, and maintenance-free operation.
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