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Bosch Keo Garden Recip Pruning Multi Saw 10.8v Li-Ion & Battery & 6 Recip Blades

Name: Bosch Keo Garden Recip Pruning Multi Saw 10.8v Li-Ion & Battery & 6 Recip Blades
Brand: BOSCH
SKU: 0600861971_BLADES
Availability: OutOfStock

~~£98.49~~

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Product information

Description

General description

Simply precise – powerful, easy-to-use, single-handed garden saw. The cordless Bosch KEO enables effortless cutting, pruning, and trimming of branches up to 80 mm with its precise Swiss blade and easy-to-use trigger.

Technical specifications

Battery: 10.8 V Lithium-ion

Cutting capacity: branches up to 80 mm

Number of cuts per charge: 30-190

Blades included: 6 x Reciprocating Sabre Saw Blades S617K 150mm 6"" 3 TPI HCS

Suitable for: coarse wood, free of nails, pruning green wood up to 100 mm

Cutting thickness: boards, chipboard, and MDF from 6 mm to 60 mm

Compatibility and accessories

Includes Bosch Lubricant Spray

6 x Reciprocating Sabre Saw Blades S617K 150mm 6"" 3 TPI HCS

Usage

Pull the trigger to cut branches up to 80 mm with the precise Swiss blade.

Use the detachable 'A-Grip' to secure tree branches for single-hand cutting.

Ideal for pruning, cutting, and trimming in the garden.

Features

Brand
BOSCH
Colour
Green
Width
15 cm
Blade material
Carbon steel
Material
Steel

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