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DeWalt DCMPP 569 P2 Akku Stabastschere 18 V 38 mm + 2x Akku 5,0 Ah + Ladegerät

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DeWalt DCMPP 569 P2 Akku Stabastschere 18 V 38 mm + 2x Akku 5,0 Ah + LadegerätLieferumfang: 1x DeWalt DCMPP569N Akku Stabastschere 2x DeWalt DCB 184 18 V 5,0 Ah Akku 1x DeWalt Ladegert Produktbeschreibung: Die DeWalt DCMPP569 Akku Stabastschere berzeugt durch eine durchdachte Konstruktion und praktische Details, die den Einsatz besonders komfortabel machen. Zum Verstauen lassen sich die Stbe einfach ber den Drehverschluss ffnen und einzeln lagern. Fr ein ermdungsarmes Arbeiten sorgt der gummierte Handgriff in Kombination mit

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- 1x DeWalt DCMPP569N Akku Stabastschere
- 2x DeWalt DCB 184 18 V 5,0 Ah Akku
- 1x DeWalt Ladegerät

Produktbeschreibung:

Die DeWalt DCMPP569 Akku-Stabastschere überzeugt durch eine durchdachte Konstruktion und praktische Details, die den Einsatz besonders komfortabel machen. Zum Verstauen lassen sich die Stäbe einfach über den Drehverschluss öffnen und einzeln lagern. Für ein ermüdungsarmes Arbeiten sorgt der gummierte Handgriff in Kombination mit der ergonomischen Bauweise und dem ummantelten Aluminiumstab. Ein hohes Maß an Sicherheit gewährleisten die Einschaltsperre sowie der leicht auslösende zweite Schalter, sodass auch längere Einsätze komfortabel und zuverlässig durchgeführt werden können. Der kompakte Schneidkopf ist in sieben Positionen individuell justierbar, während die Schneidmesser mit einer Antihaft-Beschichtung ausgestattet sind. Diese ermöglicht saubere Schnitte, schützt vor Rost und erleichtert die Reinigung. Zusätzlich ist ein stabiler Metallhaken integriert, mit dem sich feststeckende Äste einfach herausziehen lassen. Mit einer Schnittkapazität von bis zu 38 mm eignet sich die Stabastschere für Äste bis zu 32 mm Dicke. In Kombination mit einem 18-Volt-5-Ah-Akku schafft sie bis zu 1.000 Schnitte in 10 mm starkem Birkenholz. Der Messerwechsel ist unkompliziert und erfolgt mit Werkzeug. Da es sich um einen Basistyp ohne Akku und Ladegerät handelt, ist die DCMPP569 besonders für Anwender interessant, die bereits 18 Volt XR- oder 54 XR FLEXVOLT-Akkus in allen Ah-Klassen besitzen.

Technische Daten:

Hersteller: DeWalt
Herstellerbezeichnung: DCMPP569N
Spannung: 18 V
Akkutyp: Li-Ionen
Schnittkapazität: 38 mm
Gewicht (ohne Akku): 3,3 kg
LpA (Emissions-Schalldruckpegel): 50  dB(A)
K (Unsicherheit für den angegebenen Schallpegel): 3,0 dB(A)
LWA (gemessener Schallleistungswert): 67 dB(A)
K (Unsicherheit für den angegebenen Schallpegel): 3,0 dB(A)
Vibrationsemissionswert ah: < 2,5 m/s²
Messungenauigkeit K:1,5 m/s²


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