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drill, gun, 600 W, 2800 rpm, 1 speed, cartridge: keyless, Ø 13 mm, impact mode, reverse, power supply: mains (230 V)
drill, gun, 750 W, 2800 rpm, 1 speed, cartridge: key, Ø 13 mm, impact mode, reverse, power supply: mains (230 V), case
drill, gun, 600 W, 2600 rpm, 1 speed, cartridge: keyless, Ø 10 mm, reverse, power supply: mains (230 V)
screwdriver, gun, 2800 rpm, 1 speed, cartridge: bit holder, impact mode, reverse, power supply: battery, 12 H, 2, case
impact wrench, gun, 2800 rpm, 1 speed, cartridge: square drive, 1/2 ", impact mode, reverse, power supply: battery, 12 H, 2, case
drill, angle, 400 W, 1300 rpm, 1 speed, cartridge: key, Ø 10 mm, reverse, power supply: mains (230 V)
drill, gun, 1300 W, 900/3000 rpm, cartridge: keyless, Ø 13 mm, impact mode, reverse, power supply: mains (230 V), case
drill, gun, 1100 W, 3000 rpm, cartridge: key, Ø 13 mm, impact mode, reverse, power supply: mains (230 V), case
drill, for diamond drilling, gun, 1500 W, 1800 rpm, cartridge: key, Ø 16 mm, impact mode, reverse, power supply: mains (230 V), case
screwdriver, gun, 210 rpm, 1 speed, cartridge: bit holder, reverse, power supply: battery, 3.6 H, case
drill, variable, 1300 rpm, 1 speed, cartridge: keyless, Ø 10 mm, reverse, motor brake, power supply: battery, 10.8 H, not included
drill driver, gun, 400/1350 rpm, cartridge: keyless, Ø 10 mm, reverse, motor brake, power supply: battery, 18 H, case
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