Cecotec Cecoraptor Perfect 4020 Advance Drill 70007
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CecoRaptor Perfect Drill 4020 Advance. 20 V and 4000 mAh Cordless Drill and Screwdriver, No-load speed of 1550 rpm, Maximum torque of 46 Nm, 25+1 PositionsFeatures:- Drill with 20 V and 4000 mAh battery interchangeable between all tools in the CecoRaptor Perfect 20 V range.- Maximum torque of 46 Nm with 25+1 positions that allow control and versatility to work with different materials.- No-load speed of 1550 rpm, which allows it to be very versatile in your DIY jobs.- 2-13 mm quick-release chuck with automatic spindle lock.- With 2 speeds to carry out your projects on different surfaces and materials like a professional.- Built-in LED work light, ideal for easy use in dimly lit areas.- Autonomy of up to 60 min, guaranteeing the complete execution of all your DIY projects.- Fast charging in approximately 100 minutes so you don´t have to stop your DIY projects.Specifications:Composition:- CecoRaptor Perfect Drill 4020 Advance Drill- 1 20 V 4000mAh battery- Fast charger with charging base and power adapter- Set of 20 screwdriver bits, with different shapes and uses.- Set of 20 drill bits, with different shapes and uses (for wood and metal).- Magnetic connector- Belt clip- Carrying case
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