Bosch Grinder Dust Shroud 18DC-5E 5 Inch Cutting Hood (Tool Free Depth Stop Metal Foot Plate PRO Extraction Concrete Masonry Scoring Vacuum Port) pt access CoolPack 2

Name: Bosch Grinder Dust Shroud 18DC-5E 5 Inch Cutting Hood (Tool Free Depth Stop Metal Foot Plate PRO Extraction Concrete Masonry Scoring Vacuum Port) pt access CoolPack 2
Brand: tracciontrasera.es
SKU: 7097944722
Price: 56.99 USD
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Rating: 4.747 (11 reviews)

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Bosch Grinder Dust Shroud 18DC-5E 5 Inch Cutting Hood (Tool Free Depth Stop Metal Foot Plate PRO Extraction Concrete Masonry Scoring Vacuum Port) pt access CoolPack 2

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Bosch Grinder Dust Shroud 18DC 5E 5 Inch Cutting Hood (Tool Free Depth Stop Metal Foot Plate PRO Extraction Concrete Masonry Scoring Vacuum Port) pt access CoolPack 2 CoolPack 2 97% of airborne silica particulates down to 0 brick sizing Universal Vacuum Extraction Compatibility: Connects directly to Bosch VAC series dust extractors and standard vacuum hoses for immediate suction

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