Makita BTW 250 RFJ Akku-Schlagschrauber 14,4 V Li-Ion im MAKPAC, mit 2 x Akku 3 Ah und Ladegerät P - hold stock - Gesamtlänge L in mm:

Name: Makita BTW 250 RFJ Akku-Schlagschrauber 14,4 V Li-Ion im MAKPAC, mit 2 x Akku 3 Ah und Ladegerät P - hold stock - Gesamtlänge L in mm:
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SKU: 29373375888
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Makita BTW 250 RFJ Akku Schlagschrauber 14,4 V Li Ion im MAKPAC, mit 2 x Akku 3 Ah und Ladegerät P hold stock Gesamtlänge L in mm: Gesamtlänge L in mm: 394 5 Ah Akku können bis zu 180 Schnitte in 10 x 10 cm großes Zedernholz erledigt werden und die kompakte Größe ermöglicht eine bessere Kontrolle und Manövrierfähigkeit in schwer zugänglichen Bereichen Drehmoment hart: 230 Nm Schallleistungspegel (LWA) 101 dB(A)

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