Metabo 18V x 2 (36 V) Rotary Hammer 3 Modes Quick-change Chuck - BARE TOOL 80306 • professional die cast aluminium Color:Royal/Orange

Name: Metabo 18V x 2 (36 V) Rotary Hammer 3 Modes Quick-change Chuck - BARE TOOL 80306 • professional die cast aluminium Color:Royal/Orange
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 87669393623
Price: 562.07 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1197 (21 reviews)

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Description

Metabo 18V x 2 (36 V) Rotary Hammer 3 Modes Quick change Chuck BARE TOOL 80306 • professional die cast aluminium Color:Royal Orange • professional die cast aluminium torpedo level koken 3 4"dr impact socket 6 point 50mm single item Metabo S automatic safety clutch: mechanical decoupling of the drive for safe working should the drill stop unexpectedly drilling and chiselling

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