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  • 10 PCS. JOHNSON CONTROLS

    10 PCS. JOHNSON CONTROLS

    • Manufacturer: Johnson

    FX03

    São Paulo, Brazil
  • 10 PCS. JOHNSON CONTROLS

    10 PCS. JOHNSON CONTROLS

    • Manufacturer: Johnson

    São Paulo, Brazil
  • 10 PCS. JOHNSON CONTROLS

    10 PCS. JOHNSON CONTROLS

    • Manufacturer: Johnson

    São Paulo, Brazil
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    Makita Combined Electric Hammer Model - HR4003C

    • Manufacturer: Makita
    • Machine weight: 6.2 kg

    CHARACTERISTICS - Rotary hammer. - Double insulation. - Variable speed. - Electronic speed control. - Torque limiter. - Soft start. - SDS MAX chuck. SPECIFICATIONS Capacities INCLUDED ITEMS - Side handle, depth s...

    Cruz Alta - RS, Brazil
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    MAKITA ANGULAR DRILL BATTERY 18V Model - DDA460Z

    • Manufacturer: Makita
    • Machine weight: 6.4 kg

    FEATURES - Double operational performance with 18V + 18V technology. - Greater battery life and performance with the BL motor. - Water and dust resistant with XPT technology. - Automatic torque control with ADT t...

    $875 USD
    Cruz Alta - RS, Brazil

Overview

Power tools are essential equipment for various construction, woodworking, and DIY projects. These tools are powered by electricity, batteries, or compressed air, enabling users to perform tasks with greater ease and efficiency. Common types of power tools include drills, saws, grinders, and sanders, each designed for specific applications to make work faster and more precise.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying used power tools?

Check the condition of the tool, including wear and tear, functionality, and safety features. Ask for any maintenance records or history of repairs.

How can I ensure safe shipping of power tools?

Package the tools securely with adequate padding and use a reputable shipping service. Remove any batteries before shipping to prevent damage.

What maintenance do power tools require?

Regular maintenance includes cleaning, lubricating moving parts, checking for wear and tear, and replacing any worn-out components. Always follow the manufacturer's maintenance guidelines.