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Free Milwaukee Power Port Offered with Select Milwaukee M12 Power Tools

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Nov 6 2009

DrillSpot.com is offering a free Milwaukee Power Port with purchase of select Milwaukee M12(TM) power tools. The promotion kicks off DrillSpot.com's new status as an approved vendor of Milwaukee Tools and features M12(TM) products like the industry's first cordless PVC shear.

In preparation for the event, Milwaukee provided in-house training on the M12(TM) line to DrillSpot.com staff, including hands-on operation of the tools. Each promotional M12(TM) product was also specially photographed by DrillSpot's in house photographer, providing detailed, high-resolution images of each item and allowing customers to closely inspect the tools before they buy.

The M12(TM) line includes portable drills, Hackzall(TM) cordless reciprocating saws, inspection cameras and more, each powered by a long-lasting and lightweight 12 volt lithium ion battery. The free portable power port uses the 12 volt battery (included with purchase of a M12(TM) tool) to charge cell phones, mp3 players and other small electronics that use either a DC or USB outlet.

The promotion is featured on DrillSpot.com's homepage. It starts today and will run through December 31st.

Source: http://www.drillspot.com/

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