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The Walter 48L545 Housing C/W Switch Paddle is a critical replacement component designed to restore the structural integrity and operational safety of your Walter power tools. As an Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) part, this housing assembly is engineered to the exact specifications of the original tool, ensuring a seamless fit and reliable performance. In industrial environments, power tools are subjected to rigorous use, drops, and impacts which can compromise the outer shell or the switch mechanism. This replacement unit addresses both issues by providing a fresh, durable housing along with the essential switch paddle mechanism.
The assembly includes the main handle housing and the integrated paddle switch lever. The paddle switch is a vital safety feature on many Walter angle grinders, functioning as a dead-man switch that cuts power immediately when the operator releases their grip. A damaged or worn housing can lead to sticky switches or failure to disengage, posing significant safety risks. By installing the 48L545, maintenance personnel can ensure that the tool meets its original safety standards. The housing is constructed from high-impact composite materials capable of withstanding the heat and vibration typical of heavy-duty grinding and cutting operations.
Maintenance of power tools extends beyond changing brushes and cords; the ergonomics and control surfaces are equally important for operator safety and comfort. This part is specifically designed to maintain the tool's balance and grip profile, reducing operator fatigue. When repairing Walter tools, using genuine parts like the 48L545 guarantees that internal components such as the motor and wiring are properly protected from dust, debris, and conductive particles common in metalworking environments.
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| Packaging Description:1 per each |
| Product Type:Replacement Housing |
| Component Type:Switch Paddle Assembly |
| Compatible Brand:Walter Surface Technologies |