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Published on 07/02/2023, FrancePro Customer
Ideal tool for machining metal reinforcements
Bosch 2608586997 PRO SDS Plus Rebar Cutter Drill Bit 22 x 150 x 300mm BPA608586997
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Description
- Diameter: 22mm
- Working length: 120mm
- Total length: 300mm
- Fitting: SDS Plus
- For Cast iron & Reinforced concrete
Features
- BrandBOSCH
- Width40 cm
- Diameter22 mm
- Weight3000 g
- MaterialTungsten carbide
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