HAZET Druckluftschlagschrauber 9012TT 12,5 mm (1/2″) A4-kt. ( 4000898945 ) C - m.wendt Die Bits bestehen aus C70-Stahl

HAZET Druckluftschlagschrauber 9012TT 12,5 mm (1/2″) A4-kt. ( 4000898945 ) C - m.wendt Die Bits bestehen aus C70-Stahl

Name: HAZET Druckluftschlagschrauber 9012TT 12,5 mm (1/2″) A4-kt. ( 4000898945 ) C - m.wendt Die Bits bestehen aus C70-Stahl
Brand: porrinoindustrial.es
SKU: 57443583974
Price: 124.89 USD
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HAZET Druckluftschlagschrauber 9012TT 12,5 mm (1 2″) A4 kt. ( 4000898945 ) C m.wendt Die Bits bestehen aus C70 Stahl Die Bits bestehen aus C70 Stahl und sind damit zum Einsatz im professionellen und privaten Bereich geeignet A bewerteter Schalldruckpegel Lp: 91 HAZET Twin Turbo Technologie: hohe Drehmomente bei kompakter Bauweise · innovativer 8 Lamellen Luftmotor mit 25 % höherer Schlagleistung · Einhandbedienung für Rechts und Linkshänder · Rechtslauf: zweistufig Produktbeschreibung:

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