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The VC001GL is a brushless Vacuum Cleaner powered by a 40v Max Li-ion XGT slide type battery. The variable suction power control dial allows for a wide range of applications from "high power" to "quiet" cleaning. It has a large 8 litre tank capacity which enables continuous cleaning of both wet and dry materials and is IPX4 water resistant. Specifications • Battery Voltage: 40v Max • Battery Type: Makita XGT Lithium Ion • Capacity: 8 Litres • Max. Airflow: 3.2 m³/min • Max. Sealed Suction: 23 kPa • Vibration: 2.5 m/sec² • Net Weight: 8.1 - 10.0 kg Features & Benefits • Battery can be removed/installed even when the adapter is attached • Cloth filter type • Compatible with paper dust bag • Compatible with the current Makpac adapter • For both wet and dry vacuum cleaning • IPX4 level water resistant • Large tank capacity enables continuous cleaning • Variable suction power control dial allows for a wide range of applications Contents • Makita VC001GL 40v Max XGT L Class Cordless Brushless Vacuum Cleaner • Nozzle Assembly • Telescopic Pipe • Bent Pipe • 1.7m x 32mm Hose • Poly Bag Set • Multi Hook • Stopper • Long Sash Nozzle • No Batteries • No Charger • No Case
Price: £453.95 from Tooled Up
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