MILWAUKEE M12FHAC16 12V Fuel SDS+ Hammer, 16mm, Bare Unit

€235.00 Ex. VAT

Code H15262

Product Details

MILWAUKEE M12FHAC16 12V Fuel SDS+ Hammer, 16mm, Bare Unit

Features

• Compact and balanced 12 V rotary hammer with 1.15 J of impact energy
• 4-mode operation: rotary hammer, hammer only, rotation only and selectable work position of the chisel (variolock) for maximum versatility
• Anti-vibration system (AVS) for decreased user fatigue and lower vibration exposure. Also, an added anti-vibration side handle for lowering the vibration exposure even further
• Optimised hammer drilling up to 10 mm
• The DNA of our FUEL™ platform redefines the balance of cordless technologies. MILWAUKEE®'s POWERSTATE™ brushless motor, REDLITHIUM™ battery pack and REDLINK PLUS™ electronic intelligence delivering outstanding power, run time and durability
• Flexible battery system: works with all MILWAUKEE® M12™? batteries

Specifications

• Blow energy (EPTA)(J): 1.15
• Fits MILWAUKEE® Dust Extractors: M12 UDEL
• Max. drilling concrete (mm): 16
  
• Max. percussion rate (bpm): 4410
• No load speed (rpm): 0 - 1200
• Optimised drilling capacity in concrete (mm): 5.5 - 1

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’.