Madewell Galvanised Single Helix Screw Pile 76.1mm CHS (3m) 100kN rapidtool power charger Operating Weight kg (lb) 46

Name: Madewell Galvanised Single Helix Screw Pile 76.1mm CHS (3m) 100kN rapidtool power charger Operating Weight kg (lb) 46
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 56001987958
Price: 127.00 USD
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Madewell Galvanised Single Helix Screw Pile 76.1mm CHS (3m) 100kN rapidtool power charger Operating Weight kg (lb) 46 Operating Weight kg (lb) 46 (101) Voltage V Hz 240 50 60 Max Current A 9 Shaft Length 3 Metres Weight 14 kg Compatibility Suits KS212 and Masterfinish Shafts Construction Type Heavy duty flexible shaft extension Application Concrete vibration and pumping equipment Usage Extends reach for deep or hard to access areas Performance Benefit Improved flexibility and working range Galvanised 1x4mm Pipe

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