MILWAUKEE 4933479599 M18FCVN24-0 M18 FUEL Needle Concrete Vibrator 2.4m Whip, Bare Unit

€475.00 Ex. VAT

Code H15181

Product Details

MILWAUKEE 4933479599 M18FCVN24-0 M18 FUEL Needle Concrete Vibrator 2.4m Whip, Bare Unit

Features

• M18 FUEL™ Needle Vibrator for consolidation of concrete with a compact design.
• 2.4 m whip length execution recommended for walls or columns (M18 FCVN24).
• 25 mm² head design and 12,500 VPM for a improved consolidation power.
• Variable speed trigger for ideal adaption to each material and formwork size.
• Hang hook, when tool not in use, to be attached to the formwork or scaffolding.
• Light weight for comfortable application and easy transport on site.
• Power to consolidate up to one concrete truck (8 m³) on a single M18™ 5.5 HIGH OUTPUT™ battery.
• The HIGH OUTPUT™ system of tools elevates the M18 FUEL™ technologies to a new level and delivers extended performance and extended run time.

Specifications

• Voltage: 18 V 
• Vibrations: 12500 1/min 
• Battery type: Li-ion 
• Weight with battery pack (M18 HB5.5): 6.5 kg 

Supplied with

• 1 x Milwaukee 4933479598 M18FCVN24-0 FUEL Needle Concrete Vibrator 2.4m Bare Unit

Delivery Info

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Returns Policy

Easy Returns via Store, Post or Courier

Caulfield Industrial  are happy to accept items returned to us within 28 days of purchase and in this case we offer you an exchange or a full refund once we receive the items and process them in our warehouse. Any returns which fall outside this 28 day time period may be considered on a case-by-case basis and is at the discretion of Caulfields and may be refunded as a credit against a future purchase. All items must be returned to Caulfields in the same condition in which they were shipped and in a saleable condition. Caulfield Industrial reserves the right to refuse a return if it is determined that the item has been used or worn and then returned for any reason other than being ‘faulty’.