FestoolMobile Dust Extractor (Model:575443)
R6,999
About
Low weight, compact dimensions and a host of innovative details – the new CTL MIDI compact extractor impresses in all aspects. It has intuitive touch operation, a smooth suction hose and a level storage area for tools and consumables.
Manual dedusting and ability to replace the main filter from the outside ensure long-lasting work that protects your health. Also has an internal hose holder, SYSTAINER T-LOC connection and practical cord holder for tidiness and speed. All this together conveniently ensures clean air during service and assembly work.
Product Features
- Ideal for use on the go thanks to compact dimensions, low weight, and robust chassis
- Touch operation for intuitive control of the mobile dust extractor
- Keep working until the filter bag is full thanks to manual dedusting
- Internal hose holder for safe and clean transport of the smooth suction hose
- Level storage area – ideal for storing tools and consumables
- Simple replacement of the main filter from the outside
- Smooth suction hose with conical geometry for high suction power and seamless processes without catching
- External cord holder with folding mechanism for winding up the cord with a simple turn
- SYS-Dock with T-LOC for connecting SYSTAINERS in an instant
- approval for dust class L
- container/filter bag capacity 15/12.5 l
- with manual filter and filter bag cleaning
- Model: FES575443
- Includes:
- smooth suction hose dia. 27/32 x 3.5 m AS/CT
- SC FIS-CT SELFCLEAN filter bag
- hose holder
- cable holder
- SYS-Dock with T-LOC function
- in carton
Product Specifications
- Max. volume flow: 3700,00 l/min
- Max. vacuum: 24000,00 Pa
- Filter surface area: 3369,00 cm²
- Rubber-insulated mains cable: 7,50 m
- Container/filter bag capacity: 15/12.5 l
- Dimensions (L x W x H): 470 x 320 x 495 mm
- Max. appliance socket connected load: 2200,00 W
- Weight: 11,30 kg
- Power consumption: 350 – 1 200 W
- Drive type: Mains
- Warranty: Limited 3 year warranty
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