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DeWalt DCF 887 M1T Akku Schlagschrauber 18 V 205 Nm Brushless + 1x Akku 4,0 Ah + Ladegerät + 19 tlg. Bit Bohrer Set + TSTAK

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DeWalt DCF 887 M1T Akku Schlagschrauber 18 V 205 Nm Brushless + 1x Akku 4,0 Ah + Ladegerät + 19 tlg. Bit Bohrer Set + TSTAKLieferumfang: 1x DeWalt DCF 887 N Akku Schlagschrauber 18V 205Nm 1 4" Brushless 1x DeWalt Tough Case 1x magnetischer Bithalter 1x magnetischer Bithalter mit Torsion Zone Tipp 3x PH2 Phillips 25mm 4x PZ2 Pozi 25mm 1x T25 TORX 25mm 1x PH2 Phillips 50mm 1x PZ2 Pozi 50mm 1x T25 TORX 50mm 1x Extreme Steinbohrer 4mm 1x Extreme Steinbohrer 5mm 1x Extreme Steinbohrer 5,5mm 1x Extreme Steinbohrer 6mm 1x Extreme Steinbohrer 7mm 1x Extreme Steinbohrer 8mm 1x

Lieferumfang:

- 1x DeWalt DCF 887 N Akku Schlagschrauber 18V 205Nm 1/4" Brushless
- 1x DeWalt Tough Case
- 1x magnetischer Bithalter
- 1x magnetischer Bithalter mit Torsion Zone Tipp
- 3x PH2 Phillips 25mm 
- 4x PZ2 Pozi 25mm
- 1x T25 TORX 25mm
- 1x PH2 Phillips 50mm
- 1x PZ2 Pozi 50mm
- 1x T25 TORX 50mm
- 1x Extreme Steinbohrer 4mm
- 1x Extreme Steinbohrer 5mm
- 1x Extreme Steinbohrer 5,5mm
- 1x Extreme Steinbohrer 6mm
- 1x Extreme Steinbohrer 7mm
- 1x Extreme Steinbohrer 8mm
- 1x DeWalt Werkzeugkoffer TStak für DeWalt Akkuschrauber 18 V
- 1x Dewalt DCB 182 18V - 4Ah Akku
- 1x Dewalt DCB 113 XR Ladegerät für 10,8 - 18 V Akkus

Produktbeschreibung:

Der DeWalt DCF 887 ist ein 205 Nm starker und 18 Volt Akku betriebener Schlagschrauber mit 1/4" Innensechskant Aufnahme. Der bürstenlose Hochleistungsmotor mit einer optimal abgestimmten 3-Stufen-Elektronik ist für schwerste Anwendungsbereiche geeignet und garantiert effizienten Arbeitsfortschritt bei einer Länge von lediglich 134 mm und einem Gewicht von 0,94 kg (ohne Akku). Ein perfekt abgestimmtes Dreh- und Schlagzahl-Verhältnis sowie die äußerst kompakte und ausbalancierte Bauweise und ein gummierter, ergonomischer Handgriff sorgen für die Sicherheit und ein hohes Maß an Arbeitskomfort bei jeder Anwendung in den unterschiedlichsten Arbeitsbereichen. Die robuste 1/4" Innensechskant Aufnahme, in die sich ideal auch Bits mit 25 mm Länge einsetzen lassen, wird von einem Diodenring mit drei leistungsstarken LEDs umspannt, der für optimale Sichtverhältnisse an abgedunkelten Arbeitsbereichen auf der Baustelle sorgt. Der DeWalt DCB 182 18 V / 4 Ah Li-Ion Akku ist kompatibel mit allen 18 V XR Akku - Maschinen von DeWalt. Er besitzt eine LED Akku - Ladestandanzeige und kann eine hohe Lebensdauer und lange Laufzeit aufweisen. Durch die Li-Ion-Technologie besitzt der Akku keinen Memory-Effekt.
Die DCB 113 Ladestation aus dem Hause DeWalt eignet sich optimal zum Aufladen aller XR Lithium-Ionen Akkugeräte mit 10,8 Volt, 14,4 Volt sowie 18 Volt. Das Gerät verfügt über einen 2-stufigen Ladeprozess, dieser wirkt sich sehr positiv auf die Lebensdauer Ihrer Akkus aus, da Ihre Akkugeräte schonender geladen werden. Über eine eingebaute Anzeige können Sie ganz einfach den aktuellen Ladestand Ihres Akkus ablesen. Das DeWalt Bohr- und Schraubsortiment DT70712 bietet die meist benötigten Zubehörteile des Handwerkers in gewohnt hoher DeWalt Qualität. Die unterschiedlich langen Bits für die gängigsten Schraubenköpfe lassen keine Wünsche offen. Mit den Steinbohrern der Extreme Serie liefert DeWalt etwas ganz Besonderes: Die hammerfesten Hochleistungsbohrer werden mit einer speziellen Hartmetall-Qualität gefertigt und kernverstärkt - damit wird die Bruchfestigkeit drastisch erhöht. Die Spitze mit spannungsmindernder Hochtemperatur-Kupferlötung befestigt, was für eine optimierte maximale Standzeit und Ausbruchssicherheit sorgt. Die großvolumig gefräste Spirale erhöht den Bohrfortschritt für ein effektives und schnelles Arbeiten. Das sehr robuste Toughcase ist Teil des DeWalt TSTAK Aufbewahrungssystems und lässt sich ideal in dem TSTAK CADDY verstauen und transportieren. Die DCB 113 Ladestation aus dem Hause DeWalt eignet sich optimal zum Aufladen aller XR Lithium-Ionen Akkugeräte mit 10,8 Volt, 14,4 Volt sowie 18 Volt. Das Gerät verfügt über einen 2-stufigen Ladeprozess, dieser wirkt sich sehr positiv auf die Lebensdauer Ihrer Akkus aus, da Ihre Akkugeräte schonender geladen werden. Über eine eingebaute Anzeige können Sie ganz einfach den aktuellen Ladestand Ihres Akkus ablesen. Das DeWalt Bohr- und Schraubsortiment DT70712 bietet die meist benötigten Zubehörteile des Handwerkers in gewohnt hoher DeWalt Qualität. Die unterschiedlich langen Bits für die gängigsten Schraubenköpfe lassen keine Wünsche offen. Mit den Steinbohrern der Extreme Serie liefert DeWalt etwas ganz Besonderes: Die hammerfesten Hochleistungsbohrer werden mit einer speziellen Hartmetall-Qualität gefertigt und kernverstärkt - damit wird die Bruchfestigkeit drastisch erhöht. Die Spitze mit spannungsmindernder Hochtemperatur-Kupferlötung befestigt, was für eine optimierte maximale Standzeit und Ausbruchssicherheit sorgt. Die großvolumig gefräste Spirale erhöht den Bohrfortschritt für ein effektives und schnelles Arbeiten. Das sehr robuste Toughcase ist Teil des DeWalt TSTAK Aufbewahrungssystems und lässt sich ideal in dem TSTAK CADDY verstauen und transportieren.

Technische Daten:

DeWalt DCF 887 N Akku Schlagschrauber 18V 205Nm 1/4" Brushless
Werkzeugaufnahme: 1/4" Innensechskant
Abgabeleistung : 400 Watt
Leerlaufdrehzahl 1./ 2./ 3. Gang: 0-1000 / 0-2800 / 0-3250 U/min
Leerlaufschlagzahl: 0 - 3800 U/min
Nennspannung: 18 V
Max. Drehmoment: 205 Nm
Gewicht (ohne Akku): 960g 
DeWalt Werkzeugkoffer TStak für DeWalt Akkuschrauber 18 V
Akkuladespannung: 10,8 -18 V
Akku- Technologie: Li- Ion
2 stufiger Ladeprozess
Ladezeit: ca. 30 Min
Dewalt DCB 115 XR Ladegerät für 10,8 - 18 V Li-Ion Akkus
Akkuladespannung: 10,8 -18 V
Akku- Technologie: Li- Ion
2 stufiger Ladeprozess
Ladezeit: ca. 30 Min
Akku- Technologie: DE XR Li- Ion
Akku- Spannung: 18 V
Akku- Kapazität: 4,0 Ah
Spannung: 10,8 Volt, 14,4 Volt und 18 Volt
Akku-Technologie: Lithium-Ionen
Ladestrom: 3 Ah
Länge: 150 mm
Breite: 120 mm
Höhe: 70 mm
Gewicht: 300 g
Aufnahme Bits: 1/4" Sechskant
Bohrer Typ: EXTREME Steinbohrer
Behälter: Toughcase
Kompatibilität: TSTAK Aufbewahrungssystem


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