Metabo Portable 1 Gallon Oil-Free Quiet Air Compressor 6113SDRPFNB It can fully charge a GRA82003

Name: Metabo Portable 1 Gallon Oil-Free Quiet Air Compressor 6113SDRPFNB It can fully charge a GRA82003
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 24153254890
Price: 109.50 USD
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Metabo Portable 1 Gallon Oil Free Quiet Air Compressor 6113SDRPFNB It can fully charge a GRA82003 It can fully charge a spent CORE18V® 4 Ah battery in 55 minutes A shorter design allows users to get closer to the work surface and the one handed locking dust bag attaches securely to the sander to aid in dust collection or the user can attach the sander directly to the DWV010 or DWV012 dust collectors DIMENSIONS: 14” L x 14” W x 13 The Quiet Air Compressor (EC28M) is the first in a Low Noise Series from Metabo HPT that produces just 59dB’s of sound so quiet that a normal conversation can be easily heard while the compressor is cycling nearby

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