DEWALT

DEWALT standard box levels are available in lengths such as 24 inches and 48 inches. They feature an aluminum frame and acrylic vials that allow reading from the top and side. The levels are nonmagnetic and include integrated hand grips for control during use. They are designed for leveling and plumbing tasks in construction and woodworking. The 48-inch model is suitable for long-span applications, while the 24-inch model is used for general layout. Both models have a yellow color and are classified under UNSPSC 27111802. These levels do not include magnetic bases, so they are not intended for use on ferrous surfaces without additional holding devices.

The DEWALT DXFRS800 series operates at 2 W transmit power, while the DXFRS300 series operates at 1 W. Both are analog FRS/GMRS handheld radios with 22 channels and an alphanumeric display. Neither requires an FCC license for operation. The higher transmit power of the DXFRS800 may provide extended range in open environments, but actual range depends on terrain, obstructions, and atmospheric conditions. Both series are housed in yellow casings and are intended for short-range voice communication on job sites, in warehouses, and during outdoor activities. They are not intended for use on licensed business frequencies or for repeater operation.

DEWALT marking chalk is formulated to be fade-resistant and water-resistant, which makes it suitable for outdoor layout tasks where marks need to remain visible. The semi-permanent blue chalk is supplied in a 2.5 lb bottle with a pop-off cap and is designed for use with chalk lines. It is commonly used in construction layout for framing, drywall, and site marking. While it resists fading and water, it is not permanent and can be removed with cleaning or over time. For applications requiring permanent marking, alternative products should be considered. The chalk is classified under UNSPSC 11101506.

No, the DEWALT DXFRS800 and DXFRS300 series radios do not require an FCC license for operation on FRS frequencies. They operate on 22 channels and are classified as FRS/GMRS personal radios. However, operation on GMRS frequencies may require a license depending on the specific channel and power output. The radios are shipped with default settings that comply with FRS regulations, which do not require a license. Users should verify local regulations if operating on GMRS channels. These radios are intended for short-range voice communication and are not for use on public safety or commercial licensed frequencies.

DEWALT box levels use acrylic vials. These vials are designed for top and side reading, allowing the user to view the bubble from multiple angles. Acrylic is a common material for level vials because it is durable and resistant to breakage under normal jobsite conditions. The vials are set into an aluminum frame, which provides rigidity and helps maintain accuracy over the life of the tool. The levels are nonmagnetic, so they do not have magnetic edges for attaching to metal surfaces. For applications requiring magnetic holding, a separate magnetic level or accessory would be needed. The vials are not user-replaceable in the standard box level models listed.

3G Electric maintains a catalog of DEWALT SKUs that includes box levels, marking chalks, and FRS/GMRS radios, among other items. The distributor can source additional DEWALT products beyond those listed, subject to availability from the manufacturer. Buyers should provide specific part numbers or detailed specifications when requesting items not shown in the online catalog. 3G Electric provides datasheets and logistics support for all supplied products. For custom requirements or bulk orders, contacting the sales team with technical details is recommended. The catalog is updated regularly, so checking back for new SKUs is advisable.