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GHG 20-63 hot air blower 50-630 °C 2,000 watts

GHG 20-63 hot air blower 50-630 °C 2,000 watts

GHG 20-63 hot air blower 50-630 °C 2,000 watts
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Item no: 1092304 203 

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Execution
  • 1. Cooling function (50 °C)
  • 2. Additional air flow speeds
  • Precise digital temperature adjustment for outstanding versatility
  • Incredibly powerful 2,000 W motor to easily reach a temperature of 650 °C
  • Thermal protection for enhanced safety: Heating element switches off automatically in the event of the motor overheating
  • The air flow is regulated in three levels

Notes
For accessories set, see art. no. 1092305.

Brand: BOSCH
Min./max. air current: 150-500 l/min
Min./max. blower temperature: 50 to 630 °C
Power input: 2000 W
Weight: 650 g
Max. air current: 500 l/min
Max. blower temperature: 630 °C
Min. air current: 150 l/min
Min. blower temperature: 50 °C
Type: GHG 20-63

Manufacturer part no.: GHG 20-63

EAN no.: 3165140889445

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