Makita DX16 HEPA Dust Extraction Attachment for SDS Drills
£49.99 at Tooled Up · 11% below amazon price £55.95
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Amazon UK £55.95 (checked 9 Nov) · #167,097 bestseller in DIY & Tools.
Price history
Lowest price we’ve seen — it was £99.95 on 11 Sept, £49.99 today. Tracked since 11 Sept.
2 price changes · since 11 Sept
Equipped with a high-efficiency HEPA filter, the DX16 removes up to 99.97% of airborne particles, including fine dust and allergens, providing superior air quality, and reducing the risk of respiratory issues for both workers and bystanders.
Its compact and lightweight design allows for easy installation and manoeuvrability, without compromising on performance.
The DX16 features a durable construction and robust materials, capable of withstanding the demands of heavy-duty applications on construction sites and renovation projects.
The quick-release mechanism enables hassle-free attachment and
Its compact and lightweight design allows for easy installation and manoeuvrability, without compromising on performance.
The DX16 features a durable construction and robust materials, capable of withstanding the demands of heavy-duty applications on construction sites and renovation projects.
The quick-release mechanism enables hassle-free attachment and
EAN 0088381786478 · Makita. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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