Prince Aviation is the first in the region to introduce the Level 5 Tool Control System by Snap-on
Prince Aviation bought nine mobile stations from the Level 5 Tool Access Control System by US company Snap-on / Photo: Dušan Atlagić, Tango Six
Prince Aviation is the first in the region to introduce the Level 5 Tool Control System by Snap-on
Prince Aviation recently became the first company in the Balkans to use the Level 5 Tool Control System by US company Snap-on to manage the tools it uses to maintain aircraft.
After investing in a new hanger and continuing its partnerships with Garmin, Pratt & Whitney, and Collins, Prince Aviation chose to adopt the most innovative and intuitive system for the management and control of aviation mechanical tools available, Level 5.
As Srđan Kragojević, Chief Executive Officer of Prince Aviation told Tango Six, the company decided to take its partnership with Snap-on to the next level due to the impressive capabilities of the Level 5 Tool Control System and the prestige associated with embracing this leading technology.
“Our new hanger was the largest investment we’ve made to improve our services so far, but we decided to make another considerable investment shortly after by purchasing the Level 5 Tool Control System from Snap-on.
“For now, we’ve purchased 9 workstations. Each is far more than just a box for storing tools, they have an in-built system that scans every tool in real-time, no matter its shape or size.
“This means we can control and manage our entire tool inventory; at any time, we can instantly find out which mechanic took which tool, when they took it and when it was returned, if it has been returned.
“The system also allows us to mark whether a tool is damaged, needs inspection, or has been lost, and can even issue a reminder when it’s time to calibrate each tool.
Cesar Afonso from Snap-on (left) with the Technical Director of Prince Aviation (right). Each drawer of the workstation has foam pockets with the shape of the corresponding tool, which is scanned each time a particular door is opened and closed / Photo: Dušan Atlagić, Tango Six
“Both domestic and foreign aviation regulators require each aircraft maintenance organisation to have complete control of the tools used by its aircraft mechanics. The company or MRO owns the tools, and they are then assigned to individual mechanics.
“Each tool, from the smallest to the largest, has its own identification number and must always be placed in a specific spot in a specific toolbox. Several tools also need to be calibrated at regular six-month or annual intervals. It’s also important to consider Foreign Object Damage (FOD); the tool must not get lost in the hangar, on the floor, or somewhere inside the aircraft when repairs are being made.
“Before now, all these tasks were completed manually. Each individual mechanic was responsible for his own tools and had to take care of them using his own systems and protocols.
“We’ve now solved all these challenges with a single fully automated system. This represents a quantum leap forward in safety, optimisation, and efficiency for our MRO operation,” explains Kragojević.
As Cesar Afonso, Snap-on’s business segment manager, tells Tango Six, the Level 5 system combines both hardware and Snap-on’s proprietary software solution.
“Each mobile toolbox or workstation with drawers for storing tools has several cameras installed, which take photographs of each drawer multiple times a second. A photo is also taken each time a drawer is opened or closed.
“Our software records these events in real-time, registering whether a tool has been issued or returned to its pocket place and if that tool has been incorrectly returned or not returned at all. Users can also use the system to record when a tool is damaged, needs inspection, or has been lost.
Cezar Afonso: “Snap-on has been producing tools for several industries since 1920 and has over 3,000 patents to date” / Photo: Dušan Atlagić, Tango Six
“Each mechanic has his own login and badge, which grants appropriate access. The system can track which mechanic borrowed each tool, how long they were using it, and whether they returned it to the correct place. If the tool isn’t returned, the system can issue a warming. It can even log unauthorised attempts to access the tool storage unit.
“Our system provides an MRO with a comprehensive inventor, listing all the tools in all the workstations at all times. It can also be programmed to issue an advance warning when it’s time to calibrate a tool and track when a tool has been damaged or needs to be inspected.
“In addition to inventory management, perhaps the most important thing to note is that the system practically eliminates FOD, preventing tools from being lost anywhere they shouldn’t be,” emphasises Afonso.
Snap-on’s Level 5 system can also issue reports and provide insights on how the workstations and tools are being used. This information can help companies optimise their tool inventory and pre-order in-demand tools to minimise any impact on work.
The display of each workstation shows the arrangement of tools for each drawer, identifies missing tools, and provides various levels of access. / Photo: Dušan Atlagić, Tango Six
Prince Aviation’s Chief Operating Officer, Đorđe Petrović, tells Tango Six that the system allows for an extremely high level of monitoring and optimisation:
“Our company recently invested in the Quantum Control aircraft management system. With Snap-on Level 5, the tools we’ve now acquired connect to our central server via wireless internet and are also integrated into Quantum. We now have an unprecedented level of tool monitoring so we can optimise processes as well as comply with regulatory frameworks.
“Aviation authority inspectors can now access our flawlessly managed inventory during their regular inspections. The Snap-on system means we don’t have any concerns about being flagged for improperly managed tools. The integration between Snap-on and Quantum also ensures we always know if a tool is missing before work on an aircraft is declared complete.”
Each Snap-on workstation has its own internal battery that powers the software, the cameras, and the display. The cabinet is mobile so it can be moved wherever it’s needed inside or outside the hangar. The battery provides an hour of power, and you can use an external battery to extend the use time.
Automated tracking of tool usage and placement improves safety standards inside the hangar / Photo: Dušan Atlagić, Tango Six
Kragojević emphasises that Snap-on tools are considered the gold standard for the MRO industry. This investment will support Prince Aviation with securing new clients and maintaining the quality of the work it provides.
“A few months ago, I met with the Vice President of Customer Support at Cessna, and he was surprised when I told him that Prince Aviation was investing in the Snap-on Level 5 system. He told me that, as an OEM, they were also thinking of adopting the system to control FOD in their plants but that it’s currently beyond their budget to implement on such a large scale.
“In addition to the Snap-on system, we have started to apply similar controls to other materials we use in the maintenance process, from cleaning cloths to clothing. With every aspect of aircraft maintenance in the hanger monitored, we can improve our overall quality of work, optimise our operations and, most importantly, guarantee the highest level of safety with regards to FOD,” concludes Kragojević.
Snap-on Industrial at SIFER 2025
Snap-on Industrial at
SIFER 2025
24 - 26 June 2025 | Stand 1-129 | Lille Grand Palais, France
Serving the critical industries since 1920, Snap-on Industrial designs and supplies products and services to their customers, including hand & power tools, tool storage, tool control, information & management systems and other solutions for aviation & aerospace, government & military, rail, energy and education.
Come and see us on stand at the SIFER 2025 exhibition in France. We will exhibit together with AMDP / OCETA on Stand 1-129. Showing our ATC solution but of course we will explore there with customers all other possibilities (torque, other TC solutions, hand tools, and more).
About the event
SIFER is the meeting place for policymakers, rail operators and manufacturers, combining presentations of the latest technological innovations with a stimulating programme of supporting events comprising conferences, workshops, B2B meetings and technical seminars.
As well as providing a showcase for manufacturers in the major fields of track and infrastructure, signalling and communications, and rolling stock technologies, SIFER provides the entire railway supply chain with a one-stop-shop to source products, from complete railway systems to the smallest specialised components.
Showcased technologies will cover all aspects of railway technologies, including products and services from the following industry areas: Passenger and freight rolling stock – Track and infrastructure – Fare collection technology and products – On-board comfort – Passenger information – Signalling and train control systems and equipment.
SIFER 2025 information
Exhibitor: Snap-on Industrial
24 – 26 June 2025
Stand 1-129
Lille Grand Palais, France
Snap-on Industrial at FEINDEF 2025
Snap-on Industrial at
FEINDEF 2025
12-14th May 2025 | Stand 8E08 | IFEMA, Madrid, SPAIN
Serving the critical industries since 1920, Snap-on Industrial designs and supplies products and services to their customers, including hand & power tools, tool storage, tool control, information & management systems and other solutions for aviation & aerospace, government & military, rail, energy and education.
Come and see us on stand at the FEINDEF 2025 exhibition in Germany. We will exhibit together with Ortec Engineering / Sonovision in Stand 8E08. Showing our ATC solution but of course we will explore there with customers all other possibilities (torque, other TC solutions, hand tools, and more).
About the event
The International Defence and Security Exhibition of Spain, FEINDEF, is a biennial event organised by the Feindef Foundation and institutionally supported by the Ministry of Defence. With the incorporation of an additional hall and an area of over 50,000 m2, FEINDEF 25 consolidates itself as the leading showcase in the sector for projecting our companies and organisations in the international market.
FEINDEF 2025 information
Exhibitor: Snap-on Industrial
12-14th May 2025
Stand 8E08
IFEMA, Madrid, SPAIN
Snap-on Industrial at MRO BEER Aviation Week 2025
Snap-on Industrial at
MRO BEER Aviation Week 2025
14th - 12th May 2025 | Prague, Czech Republic
Snap-on Industrial is heading to the MRO BEER Aviation Week in Prague, Czech Republic on 14–15 May 2025.
Proud to support the Aviation & Aerospace industry with our Level 5 Tool Control System. When accountability matters, you can count on Snap-on.
Find us at the event and discover how we keep your tools safe, secure, and in control.
About the event
Charting the Future of Baltic and Eastern European Aviation Maintenance
MRO BEER (Baltics & Eastern European Region) is a premier event for the aviation maintenance industry, focusing on the unique challenges and opportunities in the rapidly growing MRO sector of Eastern Europe.
The conference aims to bring together key stakeholders, including airlines, MROs, suppliers, OEMs, regulators, and experts, to foster collaboration and share knowledge. MRO BEER delivers unique networking opportunities, interactive sessions, and practical learning experiences that attendees cannot find elsewhere in the region. The conference is a must-attend event for professionals in the Baltic and Eastern European aviation maintenance sector, providing essential insights for navigating the complex landscape of the industry.
Snap-on Industrial at AERO Friedrichshafen 2025
Snap-on Industrial at
AERO Friedrichshafen 2025
9th - 12th April 2025 | Hall A5 | Stand 123 | Friedrichshafen, Germany
Serving the critical industries since 1920, Snap-on Industrial designs and supplies products and services to their customers, including hand & power tools, tool storage, tool control, information & management systems and other solutions for aviation & aerospace, government & military, rail, energy and education.
Come and see us on stand at the AERO Friedrichshafen 2025 exhibition in Germany. We will be showcasing our Level 5 tool management system and torque products as well as various other tools especially picked out for Aviation.
About the event
Join us at the leading trade show for innovation in general aviation!
AERO Friedrichshafen is the global platform for all aspects of General Aviation – discover the variety of our industry in 12 exhibition halls and our static display ranging from Gliders, Ultralights, piston aircraft and helicopters up to Business Aviation. With more than 690 exhibitors from 35 countries, 32,000+ attendees and 500+ journalists from all over the world, AERO Friedrichshafen is the international community’s annual meeting place.
AERO Friedrichshafen 2025 | The Leading Show for General Aviation.
AERO Friedrichshafen information
Exhibitor: Snap-on Industrial
Hall A5
Stand 123
9th – 12th April 2024
Friedrichshafen, Germany
9 am – 6 pm
Leaders in critical industry come together to seek solutions to industry-wide issues in a challenging economic climate
Leading voices from the worlds of aerospace, rail, and energy joined Snap-on Industrial at its Insight 2024 event to discuss the biggest challenges facing industry in the UK and Europe and seek potential solutions.
Gathering at the Red Bull Racing headquarters in Milton Keynes, these captains of industry took part in a Tool Control discussion that highlighted how streamlined tool management systems are solving three of their most persistent problems: reduced productivity, tool loss and damage, and inaccurate reporting.
Challenging economic conditions in the post-pandemic landscape have increased pressure on organisations to optimise their operations, reduce downtime, and save money.
That’s where Snap-on’s suite of all-in-one solutions is meeting a critical need. Powered by L5 Connect software, each tool control system in the Snap-on portfolio allows companies to always have complete visibility of their tool inventory. Not only does this mean they can meet health and safety requirements and CAA guidelines, but it also provides valuable insights that help them save time and money.
Snap-on prides itself on the close relationships it has with its partners, and every new product has been developed in response to customer feedback and urgent industry need.
The discussion panel included representatives from Virgin Atlantic, Lufthansa, and Safran Landing Systems.
Virgin Atlantic looked to Snap-on to aid with the transition from a fragmented workforce using individual toolkits to a centralised system with all engineers using automated tool control boxes (ATCs). The airline now has 15 ATCs at its Heathrow site.
While embedding the new system required an initial adjustment period, the ATCs have now become an essential resource for employees at every level. Managers can now benefit from a forensic level of insight, which allows them to evaluate how each box is being used as well as quickly identify breakages. Tracking breakages over time also highlight patterns, which the procurement team can use to anticipate future breakages, buy new tools, and have them ready for rapid deployment.
The result is a system that works with the existing workforce and optimises performance without any service interruption. As Andy Currey, Tooling & GSE Manager at Virgin Atlantic, said: “Everybody in our workforce was already buying tools from Snap-on so it was a natural fit.”
The result is a system that works with the existing workforce and optimises performance without any service interruption. As Andy Currey, Tooling & GSE Manager at Virgin Atlantic, said: “Everybody in our workforce was already buying tools from Snap-on so it was a natural fit.”
Aerospace supplier Safran Landing Systems approached Snap-on with a similar concern; the company needed to standardise its operations and move engineers away from individual toolboxes to a more efficient shared system.
“Accuracy is exceptionally important for us,” said Neil Bevan, OL Assembly Flow Line Manager at Safran. “While the camera-controlled system roll-out required an adjustment at first, it’s now universally appreciated and has transformed the level of control we have over our tooling.”
“Accuracy is exceptionally important for us,” said Neil Bevan, OL Assembly Flow Line Manager at Safran. “While the camera-controlled system roll-out required an adjustment at first, it’s now universally appreciated and has transformed the level of control we have over our tooling.”
Lufthansa has found that Snap-on meets offers three essential benefits: full control, accuracy, and insights. The airline uses Snap-on ATCs in its hangers and really put the system through its paces, intentionally trying to manipulate it and force errors (unsuccessfully!) Now, the team know exactly who has each tool, when it was taken from the box, and when it was returned. They also always know the status and availability of the tools monitored by the system. From this data, the team can determine and plan future tool requirements.
Richard Packham, Director UK & Europe for Snap-on Industrial said: “In every industry, our customers are under increasing pressure to operate cost-efficiently and improve productivity without sacrificing quality. We’re proud to help them rise to this challenge by providing intuitive technology and versatile tool systems that offer businesses complete visibility, accurate tracking, and invaluable insights that they can use to optimise their operations.”
Richard Packham, Director UK & Europe for Snap-on Industrial said: “In every industry, our customers are under increasing pressure to operate cost-efficiently and improve productivity without sacrificing quality. We’re proud to help them rise to this challenge by providing intuitive technology and versatile tool systems that offer businesses complete visibility, accurate tracking, and invaluable insights that they can use to optimise their operations.”
To further meet the needs of industry in 2024, Snap-on announced the launch of two new products at the event:
ATC FlexHub
The ATC FlexHub was one of the most sought-after product ideas floated at the previous year’s event in 2023. The Snap-on team took that feedback and ran with it, taking elements of its existing AutoCrib set-up, integrating it with L5 Connect, and enhancing with additional features after deployment in test locations before its official launch, all within 12 months.
Engineered to work at the speed of work, the FlexHub improves tool organisation and visibility. A modular system, the FlexHub is equipped with several different lockers and drawers so that it can hold tools of different shapes and sizes. It’s fully configurable and can grow with you, making it a futureproof purchase. Up to four frames can be configurated currently, but this will soon be extended to 10 or more frames.
Using an attached or wireless scanner, users can unlock tools from multiple lockers at once. When ready to return, users can simply scan the tool and the relevant locker will automatically reopen for easy storage.
The ATC FlexHub also offers an elevated level of control for calibrated items. Users can manually strike tools that require calibration and automatically send an email notification to the relevant team. The locker containing this tool will then be locked to all other users until the item can be safely removed for calibration.
Powered by L5 Connect, the ATC FlexHub provides businesses with a full audit trail. This is particularly useful when it comes to calibration; administrators can see who flagged the item as requiring calibration, when that decision was made, and how long it took for the tool to be returned to active service.
Torque Control
Let’s talk torque. Snap-on is the world’s leading torque manufacturer and offers an expansive range of torque screwdrivers, wrenches, and more.
Each torque tool can now be controlled and monitored remotely via ControlTech. This innovative system enables engineers to save time and effort while still ensuring all work is being completed safely and correctly.
ControlTech operates in multiple languages and can store a wealth of data; it can hold up to 1500 readings and 100 pre-sets as well as allowing engineers to choose to measure angle, torque and angle, or torque then angle. All this information can be downloaded and emailed as a CSV file at the click of a button.
Each Bluetooth-enabled tool can connect to the system via app or API and data will automatically synchronise as soon as it is within 100 metre range. While in use, the tool will flash, vibrate, and beep once the target torque is reached.
By continually tracking the tool and taking readings, ControlTech provides an exceptional level of control as well as checking work quality, flagging bolts that may have been over-tightened and when bolts in a sequence may have been missed.
For more information, please visit https://snaponlevel5.com, call 01536 413904, or email [email protected]
About Snap-on
Snap-on Incorporated is a leading global innovator, manufacturer, and marketer of tools, equipment, diagnostics, repair information and systems solutions for professional users performing critical tasks including those working in vehicle repair, aerospace, the military, natural resources, and manufacturing. From its founding in 1920, Snap-on has been recognized as the mark of the serious and the outward sign of the pride and dignity working men and women take in their professions. Products and services are sold through the company’s network of widely recognized franchisee vans as well as through direct and distributor channels, under a variety of notable brands. The company also provides financing programs to facilitate the sales of its products and to support its franchise business. Snap-on, an S&P 500 company, generated sales of $4.25 billion in 2021, and is headquartered in Kenosha, Wisconsin.
About Oracle Red Bull Racing
Since its inception, Oracle Red Bull Racing has been a major force in the FIA Formula 1 World Championship, the globe’s premier motorsport category. Founded in 2005 to expand parent company Red Bull’s presence in F1 and to disrupt the status quo within the sport through a bold mix of passion, playfulness, ambition and achievement, Oracle Red Bull Racing has grown to become one of F1’s most successful teams. With multiple Constructors’ and Drivers’ world titles and more than 80 race wins to its credit, Oracle Red Bull Racing continues its pursuit of ultimate performance – as a race team, as a home of champions and as an innovator operating at the cutting edge of technology.
New ATC FlexHub - Customisable Asset Tracking
New ATC FlexHub
Customisable Asset Tracking
Specifications
- Materials: Sturdy steel construction and powder coated
- High resolution 19 inch touchscreen
- Enclosed dimensions: 27.75" W x 75" H x 25.5" D
- Power: 100-240VAX - 50/60HZ, 15A/7.5A MAX
- Configuration: Modular
Locker modules are available in 6" high increments with a standard 24" depth and a wide variety of widths and power (optional) to provide the most efficient customised solution. Connect multiple frames together utilising one controller box.
L5 Connect Software
Gain access to industry leading and patented technologies that eliminate disruptions to work. Control tools and assets across the facility via a single interface. Easily track tools that require serialisation, calibration and repair. Achieve higher productivity with intuitive user experience with visual and audio cues. Customise your tool control requirements with ease.
Accountability & User Productivity
Enhance accountability with integrated data analysis tools and audit capabilities. View all assets in a focal point dashboard with customisable layouts. Track tools that need serialisation, calibration and repair. Leverage L5 Connect to automate tracking and alerts for calibrated tools.
CUSTOMISATION TO MATCH YOUR WORKFLOW
Customise built-in reports to suite your need on the fly. Save, schedule and export reports in multiple formats. Implement relevant status monitoring and notifications. Create custom alerts for your location. Send signals from the toolbox to management along with email and text messaging alerts.
ROBUST SECURITY & SEAMLESS INTEGRATION
Leverage upgraded security enhancements. L5 Connect architecture is robust with enhanced encryption and communication algorithms. Interface with your systems via advanced API and integrate with customer service ERP system. Give you control to manage employee access, change work locations, generate work orders and maintain maintenance records.
Aviation engineers depend upon Snap-on’s Level 5 tool management system
Aviation engineers depend upon Snap-on’s Level 5 tool management system
Safran Landing Systems are world leaders in the design, manufacture, assembly and testing of aircraft landing gear, steering, and braking systems.
The French company has supplied this vital, safety critical equipment for use on 33,000 aircraft worldwide, including Airbus aircraft from the A320 range through to the larger, long haul A350 and A380.
The company also supplies more than 20 other manufacturers of commercial and military aircraft within the global aviation industry.
Airline passengers place their trust in the skills of experienced flight crews, who in turn depend upon the efficiency and safe operation of the aircraft’s landing gear, braking and steering systems, wheels and tyres. The Airbus A380 has five landing gear assemblies and 22 wheels, which reach almost 200mph before takeoff.
Engineers and technicians working in Safran’s Gloucester production centre recognize the importance of controlling the wide range of specialist hand and power tools they use every day.
They depend upon Snap-on Industrial’s Level 5 Automated Tool Control system which allows the use of any number of networked tool storage cabinets to be monitored from one control desk. Computer software ensures that every tool is constantly tracked, identifying who is using it and in which location. The system verbally announces when a tool is removed or returned to its cabinet.
This high level of vigilance provides vital safeguards against tools being misplaced, with the inherent risk of them causing foreign object damage if they are not returned.
According to Safran engineering managers, tool control has always been a major area of concern, as the company is required to demonstrate effective tool management to meet the stringent requirements of technical audits.
They especially value the Snap-on system’s ability to capture data Via a bank of cameras fitted to every ATC cabinet, providing all the information needed to comply with tool control measures. The flexibility provided to tool users and managers also proves a great advantage.
When switching to the Snap-on system some Safran fitters were uneasy about change, but their confidence was soon restored when they realised how easy it was to find the tools they required without delay.
Safran have also praised the quick and willing response of Snap-on Industrial technical advisers who provide full training and problem-solving services, ensuring that the company obtains maximum benefit from its ATC system.
Says Richard Packham, Director UK & Europe for Snap-on Industrial: “Snap-on’s automated system takes tool management to an entirely new level, giving workshop managers and other authorised users easy access to the tools they need for the job in hand while protecting against foreign object damage.
“The ability to monitor several boxes from one central computer offers managers a huge time saving advantage.”
Snap-on Industrial’s Level 5 automated tool management system minimises the risk of human error, as automated tool control constantly tracks every tool and detects which tools have been removed or returned, ensuring greater protection against FOD.
It also enables aviation and aerospace engineers and technicians to find every tool they need, when they need it, saving time and easing stress.
The system provides complete reports on everything managers or supervisors need to keep an eye on. They are even informed when a tool needs to be refilled or ordered.
Engineered to track individual tools by user automatically, without bar codes, scanners, RFID tags or other add-ons, the system works at the speed its user’s demand. Level 5™ ATC boxes are network ready, using either Ethernet or wireless connection. Powerful software enables users to review activity at all boxes in their location from one central computer, avoiding the need to inspect each box.
Major benefits of the system include:
- No individual tool scanning required.
- No RFID tags to install or replace.
- No camera recognition limitations on tool size, from 1/4” screwdriver bits upwards, if it fits in the box, it can be tracked.
- Intuitive interface, via touchscreen.
- Audible voice confirmation of tool removal and replacement.
- Automatic locking for maximum security.
- Errors announced and displayed to indicate incorrect tool position or advise when a drawer is not closed.
Administrators can view all boxes on the network, on or off-line, and see the status of each box, including the number of tools issued, identify active users, and review all history. System alerts, such as sending e-mails to supervisors, can be customised for lost or broken tools or calibration requirements.
Snap-on Industrial at Farnborough International Airshow 2024
Snap-on Industrial at Farnborough International Airshow 2024
22-26th June 2024 | Hall 2 | Booth 2016
Serving the critical industries since 1920, Snap-on Industrial designs and supplies products and services to their customers, including hand & power tools, tool storage, tool control, information & management systems and other solutions for aviation & aerospace, government & military, rail, energy and education.
Come and see us on stand at the Farnborough International Airshow 2024. We will be showcasing our Level 5 tool management system and torque products as well as various other tools especially picked out for Aviation.
About the event
The apex of aviation – Discover the future of aerospace at the world’s leading airshow.
Every two years, the aerospace, aviation and defence industries are invited to Farnborough International Exhibition & Conference Centre for the world’s best airshow to pioneer change, build new connections, engage with thought leaders and get access to unparalleled business development opportunities.
Farnborough International Airshow 2024 | Hosting leading innovators from the aerospace, aviation and defence industries and beyond
Farnborough International Airshow 2024
Exhibitor: Snap-on Industrial
Hall 2
Booth 2016
22-26th July 2024
Industrial 14.4 V MicroLithium Cordless Drills
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14.4 V MicroLithium 2.5 ah Battery
CTB8174
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14.4 V MicroLithium Battery Charger
CTC772A
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