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Fillauer’s ETD2 just got a high-tech upgrade. Designed for everyday durability and water-resistant functionality, the device is now delivering a much faster response time than previous models. From outdoor work to cooking in the kitchen, it’s built to keep up with daily life. Engineered with allmetal fingers, the ETD2 provides superior strength, precision, and a smoother capacitive touch experience which makes tasks easier and more natural. Learn more about the ETD2 series and its innovative multi-flex wrist design at fillauer.com.

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Order of Canada for Limb Different Artist

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