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ELECTRIC STONE AND TILE DRILLING MACHINE MONTOLIT BIMBO FORATUTTO 400 W 230 V

£1,261.51
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Description

General description

The Electric Stone and Tile Drilling Machine Montolit Bimbo Foratutto is a powerful and efficient tool designed for drilling ceramic and stone materials. This electric, water-cooled core bit drill is capable of accommodating all FA series bits ranging from 5 to 120 mm, making it versatile enough to cut holes in two or more overlaid tiles.

Technical specifications

  • Motor: 230 V, 0.4 kW
  • Connection for cutter: M16 (Optional: W5/8")
  • Maximum diameter: 12 cm
  • Maximum cutting thickness: 4.5 cm
  • Weight: 17 kg
  • Installation

  • Activate the safety switch on the machine’s power cable.
  • Start the motor using the button on the machine enclosure.
  • Position the water-feed container above the hole-cutter and open the tap before drilling.
  • Usage

  • Ensure water runs down the inside of the tool before applying pressure to the handles.
  • Use the stop rod to prevent notching the surface of the tile support table.
  • Other information

  • Constructed from aluminum and steel with a special high-thickness paint for durability.
  • Equipped with all necessary electrical safety devices to meet stringent work safety standards.
  • Lightweight and compact design for easy handling and versatility, suitable for use on installed materials.
  • Features

    • Brand
      MONTOLIT
    • Colour
      Red
    • Max diameter for metal drilling
      120 mm
    • Material
      Steel / Aluminium
    • Weight
      17 kg
    • Power
      400 W
    • Voltage
      230 V
    • Chuck
      Hexagonal
    • ManoMano Reference
      ME41220539
    • MMID
      285406794901
    • Product code
      513.915
    • EAN
      8023743004489
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