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The DMP180 is part of Makita's 18v LXT cordless range, meaning it shares battery compatibility with a wide variety of professional grade power tools. It can be powered by any Makita 18v LXT lithium ion battery and features a built in LED worklight as well as a storage holder for valve adaptors so you can always keep them handy. The DMP180 is ideal for inflating bicycle and vehicle tyres, sports balls and inflatable leisure equipment. Features & Benefits • Digital pressure gauge • High stability on the ground • Auto-stop function at pre-set target pressure • LED job light • In-built storage for different valve adaptors • Main switch is equipped with Auto-off function to prevent accidental start-up during transportation • Protection from over-heating: Thermostat is activated to protect the machine when the pump temperature increases Specifications • Battery Voltage: 18v • Battery Type: Makita LXT Lithium Ion • Air Discharge Amount: 12 litres/min • Max Air Pressure: 830 kPa • Net weight 1.4 - 1.7 kg Contents • Makita DMP180 18v LXT Cordless Tyre Inflator • Sports ball needle adaptor • Tapered adaptor • English valve adaptor • American valve adaptor • French valve adaptor • No Batteries • No Charger • No Case
Price: £69.95 from Tooled Up
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The DMP180 is part of Makita's 18v LXT cordless range, meaning it shares battery compatibility with a wide variety of professional grade power tools. It can be powered by any Makita 18v LXT lithium ion battery and features a built in LED worklight as...
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