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02-57T405
The 80 mm wire wheel brush, crimped wire, brassed with 6 mm shank 57T405 by GRAPHITE is made of crimped brassed wire. Its maximum speed is 4,500 rpm. The product meets the requirements of EN 1083-2 and comes with a 6mm shank, allowing it to work with any drill or screwdriver. The GRAPHITE wire brush is a versatile product for many tasks.
02-54T431
Set of drill bits for metal, wood, brick: 5, 6, 8 mm, 9 pieces 54T431 by GRAPHITE is a set of 9 drill bits for metal, wood and brick applications. The drills are characterised by their diameters: 5, 6, 8 mm. They have a cylindrical handle. This set by GRAPHITE will work well in the equipment of every DIY enthusiast.
03-58040
Sabre saw blades, BIM, 152 x 19 x 0.9 mm, 18 TPI, set of 2 pieces 58-040 by NEO TOOLS are two blades made with BIM technology, which have 18 TPI and dimensions of 152 x 19 x 0.9 mm (tooth spacing 1.4 mm). They are designed for straight cuts in demanding materials: thin sheet metal (1.5-4 mm), open/closed pipes and profiles (5-100 mm diameter). The flexible design improves guidance control and durability when working with a wide variety of sections.
03-81547XXXL
Flannel shirt, grey, size XXXL, 81-547-XXXL by NEO TOOLS is a checked work shirt in a practical grey colour, which is made of 100% cotton flannel with a weight of 170 g/m2. Equipped with a slightly padded collar. It features a practical pocket on the chest for small items. Characterised by a durable pattern printed on the fabric and high quality. The NEO TOOLS brand shirt is CE certified.
02-57T403
Wire wheel brushes, crimped wire, brass-plated, 25, 38, 50, 63, 75 mm, 5 pieces with shanks 3 pieces, 6 mm, 57T403 by GRAPHITE made of crimped brass-plated wire. They have a maximum speed of 4,500 rpm. The products comply with EN 1083-2 and the set includes 5 disc wire brushes with diameters: 25, 38, 50, 63 and 75 mm and 3 6 mm arbors. The mount is suitable for use with drills and drill/drivers. GRAPHITE wire wheel brushes are a versatile product for many tasks.
