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Makita Genuine 632F26-6 Replacement Switch for DTD152 Impact DriverIn stock at supplier
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Makita Genuine 632F26-6 Replacement Switch for DTD152 Impact Driver

MakitaProduct code770638

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£45.95inc. VAT

£38.29 ex. VAT

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Description

The Makita 632F26-6 is a genuine OEM replacement switch unit designed to restore full functionality to the Makita DTD152 impact driver. If your tool has lost trigger response or variable speed control, replacing the switch unit is often the most effective repair. Sourced directly from Makita, this part carries the manufacturer's OEM part number 632F26-6 and is engineered specifically for the DTD152 and DTD152RMJ models. Using a genuine Makita part ensures a precise fit and correct integration with the tool's internal electronics — avoiding the compatibility issues that can arise with aftermarket alternatives. For contractors and tradespeople who depend on their impact driver daily, this replacement switch offers a cost-effective way to extend the working life of a trusted tool. Rather than investing in a full replacement, fitting a genuine switch unit can return your DTD152 to reliable working order quickly and efficiently. Features and Benefits: • Genuine Makita OEM part — ensures correct fit and compatibility with DTD152 and DTD152RMJ models • Part number 632F26-6 for accurate identification and ordering • Restores trigger response and variable speed control to your impact driver • High-quality construction for lasting performance in demanding trade use • Straightforward replacement to minimise tool downtime on site

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