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Milwaukee M18 CHX-501 Akku Kombihammer 18 V 2,5 J SDS plus Brushless + 1x Akku 5,0 Ah - ohne Ladegerät

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Milwaukee M18 CHX-501 Akku Kombihammer 18 V 2,5 J SDS plus Brushless + 1x Akku 5,0 Ah - ohne LadegerätLieferumfang: 1x Milwaukee M18 CHX Akku Kombihammer 1x Zusatzhandgriff 1x Bohrtiefenanschlag 1x Metall Schnellspannbohrfutter 13 mm 1x SDS plus Bohrfutter 1x Milwaukee M18 B5 Akku 18 V 5,0 Ah 5000 mAh ohne Ladegert Produktbeschreibung: Der Akku Kombihammer M18 CHX von Milwaukee ist mit einem brstenlosen Powerstate Motor ausgestattet, welcher eine lngere Lebensdauer des Motors und mehr Leistung garantiert. Die Redlink Plus Elektronik bietet einen

Lieferumfang:

- 1x Milwaukee M18 CHX Akku Kombihammer
- 1x Zusatzhandgriff
- 1x Bohrtiefenanschlag
- 1x Metall Schnellspannbohrfutter 13 mm
- 1x SDS-plus Bohrfutter
- 1x Milwaukee M18 B5 Akku 18 V / 5,0 Ah / 5000 mAh
- ohne Ladegerät

Produktbeschreibung:

Der Akku Kombihammer M18 CHX von Milwaukee ist mit einem bürstenlosen Powerstate Motor ausgestattet, welcher eine längere Lebensdauer des Motors und mehr Leistung garantiert. Die Redlink Plus Elektronik bietet einen fortschrittlichen digitalen Überlastschutz für Akku und Maschine, wodurch die Leistung auch unter Last konstant bleibt. Der Kombihammer hat ein robustes und langlebiges Metallgetriebegehäuse und hat durch sein kompaktes, ergonomisches Design trotz des robusten Gehäuses einen hohen Anwenderkomfort. Durch das Fixtec Werkzeugschnellwechselsystem ist der Wechsel der Bohrköpfe in Sekundenschnelle mit einem Handgriff erledigt. Für leichte Meißelarbeiten ist ein Drehstopp eingebaut und der Variolock sorgt für eine schnelle Arretierung des Meißels in verschiedene Positionen. Der mitgelieferte Zusatzhandgriff ist mit einem einfachen Dreh verstellbar und zusätzlich mit einem Bohrtiefenanschlag ausgestattet, der dabei hilft, genau so tief zu bohren, wie es geplant ist. Mit der eingebauten Akku-Ladestandsanzeige ist der Akkustand immer einsehbar und die Einzelzellenüberwachung sorgt für optimierte Standzeit und lange Lebensdauer des Akkus. Der Milwaukee Kombihammer ist zu 100% systemkompatibel mit dem Milwaukee M18 Produktprogramm und außerdem kompatibel mit dem Absaugsystem M18 CDEX ( nicht im Lieferumfang ). Milwaukee ist ein führender Hersteller von Elektrowerkzeugen und überzeugt durch lange Tradition und hohe Qualität. 

Technische Daten:

Hersteller: Milwaukee
Herstellerbezeichnung: M18 CHX
Spannung: 18 V
Akku: Li-ion 
Werkzeugaufnahme: SDS-Plus 
Schlagenergie: 2,5 J
Leerlaufdrehzahl (min-¹): 0 - 1400 
Max. Bohrdurchmesser in Beton: 26 mm
Max. Bohrdurchmesser in Holz: 30 mm
Max. Bohrdurchmesser in Stahl: 13 mm
Max. Schlagzahl (min-¹): 0 - 5100
Optimiert für Bohrdurchmesser: Ø 6 - 20 mm
Vibration beim Bohren in Beton (m/s²): 8,9 
Vibration Meißeln (m/s²): 9,5 
Vibration Meißeln Unsicherheit (m/s²): 1,5
Schalldruckpegel (dB(A)): 90,7
Schalldruckpegel Unsicherheit (dB(A)): 3
Schallleistungspegel (dB(A)): 101,7
Schallleistungspegel Unsicherheit (dB(A)): 3
Schwingungsemissionswert Bohren in Beton Unsicherheit (m/s²)


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