Metabo Stop/Start Cordless Control w/ Vibration Detect - Suits Electric Vacuums Kits & Assortments Standard drill bits for use CAM-VW1-RT

Name: Metabo Stop/Start Cordless Control w/ Vibration Detect - Suits Electric Vacuums Kits & Assortments Standard drill bits for use CAM-VW1-RT
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 94032421456
Price: 165.55 USD
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Metabo Stop Start Cordless Control w Vibration Detect Suits Electric Vacuums Kits & Assortments Standard drill bits for use CAM VW1 RT Standard drill bits for use in steel and cast iron etc 0Ah LiHD Battery: Patented “AIR COOLED“ charging technology Introducing CORDLESS CONTROL – A world first product that allows users to connect any brand of AC powered vacuum cleaner or dust extraction system to any brand of cordless (or corded) power tool Protection against splash water from all sides

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