

Sirius Premium Dry Diamond Core Drill 32mm
Prices from £19.99 to £28.34 across 2 retailers · 29% below next-cheapest retailer £28.34
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Held at £19.99 since we started tracking it on 31 Aug.
1 price change · since 31 Aug
Slotted dry core drill designed for masonry building materials.
Features high-quality diamond segments and welded barrel construction.
Suitable for dry cutting only.
Requires use with a minimum 850W drill motor fitted with a slipping clutch.
Drill measures 32 mm diameter and 450 mm length, weighing 538 g.
Features high-quality diamond segments and welded barrel construction.
Suitable for dry cutting only.
Requires use with a minimum 850W drill motor fitted with a slipping clutch.
Drill measures 32 mm diameter and 450 mm length, weighing 538 g.
EAN 5060093867800 · Sirius. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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