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Festool ETS EC150/3 EQ-Plus Exzenterschleifer 400 W 150 mm Brushless + 250x Schleifscheiben + 2x Protection Pad + Interface Pad + systainer

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Festool ETS EC150/3 EQ-Plus Exzenterschleifer 400 W 150 mm Brushless + 250x Schleifscheiben + 2x Protection Pad + Interface Pad + systainerLieferumfang: 1x Festool ETS EC150 3 EQ Plus Exzenterschleifer 400 W 1x M8 Schleifteller 150 mm Multi Jet Stream 2 ( superweich SW ) 1x Schraubendreher SW 5 1x Festool Protection Pad PP STF D150 2 ( 203343 ) 1x Festool Interface Pad IP STF D150 MJ2 15 50x Festool Schleifscheiben STF D150 48 P80 GR 50 ( 575162 ) 100x Schleifscheibe STF D150 48 P120 GR 100 ( 575164 ) 100x Schleifscheiben STF D150 48 P150 GR 100 ( 575165 ) 1x Systainer SYS M 187

Lieferumfang:

- 1x Festool ETS EC150/3 EQ-Plus Exzenterschleifer 400 W
- 1x M8 Schleifteller 150 mm Multi Jet Stream 2 ( superweich SW )
- 1x Schraubendreher SW 5
- 1x Festool Protection Pad PP-STF D150 /2 ( 203343 )
- 1x Festool Interface-Pad IP-STF D150/MJ2-15
- 50x Festool Schleifscheiben STF D150/48 P80 GR/50 ( 575162 )
- 100x Schleifscheibe STF D150/48 P120 GR/100 ( 575164 )
- 100x  Schleifscheiben STF D150/48 P150 GR/100 ( 575165 )
- 1x Systainer SYS M 187

Produktbeschreibung:

Der Festool ETS EC150/3 EQ-Plus Exzenterschleifer ist die perfekte Wahl wenn es um Finish Schleifer geht. Das ergonomische Design lässt lange Arbeitstage ohne Ermüdungen zu. Selbst Überkopfarbeiten sind mit dem Exzenterschleifer kein Problem. Die Bauhöhe von nur 116 mm, der bürstenlose EC-TEC Motor ( Brushless ), die perfekte Gehäusegeometrie mit dem idealen Schwerpunkt lassen sämtliche Arbeiten auf höchsten Komfortniveau zu. Festool ist die Gesundheit der Anwender wichtig, deshalb ist eine automatische Absaugerkennung, eine integrierte Tellerbremse und das einzigartige Vibration Control System verbaut. Das Vibration Control System ermöglicht den Unterschied zwischen Fühlen und Spüren des Schleifers, so wird bei zu hoher Vibration die Laufleistung automatisch abgesenkt und ein perfektes Endergebnis gewährleistet. Die Stufenlose Drehzahlvorwahl hält auch bei Belastung konstant den eingestellten Wert. Dank der 3 mm Schleifhub besitzt der ETS EC150/3 EQ-Plus eine hohe Oberflächengüte, er ist der ideale Partner bei Feinschliffarbeiten. Festool ist ein Premium Elektrowerkzeughersteller, die gut durchdachten Konzepte und die hohen Qualitätsstandards zeigen dies auch bei dem ETS EC150/3 EQ-Plus Exzenterschleifer,

Technische Daten:

Hersteller: Festoool
Herstellernummer: 576320
Leistungsaufnahme: 400 W
Drehzahl Exzenterbewegung: 6 000 - 10 000 min⁻¹
Schleifhub: 3 mm
Auswechselbarer Schleifteller Ø: 150 mm
Anschluss Staubabsaugung Ø: 27 mm
Gewicht: 1,2 kg
Antriebsart: Netz
Schleifen: Gesamt-Schwingungsmittelwert ah: 4,80 m/s²
Schleifen: A-bewerteter Schalldruckpegel Lp: 69 dB(A)
Schleifen: Normenreihe EN 60745: 62841-2-4
Schleifen: Unsicherheit (Vibration) K: 1,5 m/s²
Schleifen: A-bewerteter Schallleistungspegel Lw: 80 dB(A)
Schleifen: Unsicherheit (Lärm) K: 3 dB


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