Facom V.445F Straight Air Die Grinder
£549.95 at Tooled Up · 18% below amazon price £667.95
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Held at £549.95 since we started tracking it on 10 Sept.
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Composite bodied professsional die grinder which is lightweight and comfortable to use and utilises a front facing exhaust to blow dust and debris away from the work area while in operation.
Features & Benefits • High power 1HP motor • Composite handle for insulation and reduced weight • Front exhaust design blows the air on the workplace to clean it up • Industrial grade 6mm collet for durability • Feather teasing trigger for optimum control Specifications • Free speed 20000 tr/min • Power 1 cv • Collet capacity 6mm • Working pressure 6.2 bar • Average air consumption 180 l/min • Air inlet 1/
Features & Benefits • High power 1HP motor • Composite handle for insulation and reduced weight • Front exhaust design blows the air on the workplace to clean it up • Industrial grade 6mm collet for durability • Feather teasing trigger for optimum control Specifications • Free speed 20000 tr/min • Power 1 cv • Collet capacity 6mm • Working pressure 6.2 bar • Average air consumption 180 l/min • Air inlet 1/
EAN 3148517884595 · Facom. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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