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Published on 09/11/2025, GermanyThis dust bag is ideal when you need to clean quickly. Attaching the dust bag is a little tricky the first time.
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Dust Collecting Device
Cloth Dust Bag is a device for collecting sanding dust
The Cloth Dust Bag is a device for collecting sanding dust.
It is compatible with planers.
Dust Collecting Device
Cloth Dust Bag is a device for collecting sanding dust
The Cloth Dust Bag is a device for collecting sanding dust.
It is compatible with planers.
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- BrandBOSCH
- Length100 mm
- Width100 mm
- Height100 mm
- Weight160 g
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Published on 07/05/2020, Franceshavings fluff at the exit of machine inéficase
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