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02-58G019
A two-speed GRAPHITE cordless drill, compatible with 18V Li-Ion GRAPHITE Energy+ batteries. The device construction uses a modern and efficient brushless motor, which in comparison with brush designs is characterized by a longer time of work on one charge, greater control over rotational speed and smaller dimensions, which translates into a more compact design of the entire device. In addition, this kind of motor is more resistant to harsh conditions as high dust, and it better dissipates the heat, which allows for more intense work under a greater load. The planetary gear was made of high-grade steel. The maximum speed in the first gear is 500, and in the second one is 1700 revolutions per minute. The maximum torque is 38 Nm (soft screwdriving) / 58 Nm (hard) and can be adjusted via a 16-speed clutch with an additional drilling option. The self-tightening metal chuck allows the use of accessories with a diameter of 2-13 mm. The device is equipped with an electric motor brake and automatic spindle lock. LED, automatically activated, illuminates the workplace. The ergonomic shape of the handle and the compact design of the cordless drill allow for comfortable work even in difficult conditions. The handle has been covered with anti-slip material, so that the power tool lies firmly in your hand.
02-58GE103
The HVPL Energy+ 18V spray gun (ref. 58GE103) with 243W operates with HVLP technology, which is highly efficient. The unit allows painting in three settings: vertical, horizontal and circular spray. The gun consists of two main parts: a gun with a 900ml tank and a drive unit with motor. The spray gun is equipped with a knob for regulating the paint flow rate and width of the stream, which ensures even paint distribution and streak-free painting. The spray gun ensures fast, comfortable and precise painting even in places inaccessible to a paintbrush or a roller. The kit includes additional accessories: a viscosity cup, nozzle, sealing ring, nozzle tip spanner and cleaning brush.
