Broca para vidrio y azulejos de 1/4" MilwaukeeTool 48-20-8982 DJV185Z La amoladora sin escobillas incluye carnaza
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Broca para vidrio y azulejos de 1 4" MilwaukeeTool 48 20 8982 DJV185Z La amoladora sin escobillas incluye carnaza La amoladora sin escobillas incluye un embrague electrónico de protección contra el retroceso y protección contra sobrecargas para maximizar la vida útil del motor Un patrón de dientes de alto ATB proporciona un acabado superior con un desgarro mínimo en el material cortado las brocas para vidrio y azulejos de MILWAUKEE® permiten una perforación de azulejos más rápida que las brocas para vidrio y azulejos estándar Nuestra broca para vidrio y azulejos cuenta con una punta de arranque exacto para realizar orificios con bordes limpios y un desplazamiento mínimo de la broca en vidrio y azulejos de cerámica
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