SKIL launches a new 225 mm plaster sander for walls and ceilings, equipped with a handle that extends up to 1,8 m, a 750 W motor and intelligent electronics for fast and even sanding.
A powerful and intuitive plaster sander
Its assets:
- 360° LEDs for optimal lighting,
- removable brush for sanding close to edges
- 4m guided cable and hose, shoulder strap and folding for convenient storage.
A compact and practical workbench
A much-anticipated new product, the SKIL workbench is lightweight, robust, and portable. It can be used on the floor, on a table, on a folding stand, or directly on SKIL stackable crates.
Strong points :
- double crank and swiveling pegs for tightening all shapes,
- water-resistant bamboo tray,
- compatibility with the SKIL stackable storage system, ideal for creating a mobile workstation.
With these two innovations, SKIL makes construction sites easier by combining time savings, comfort and practicality.
A stackable storage system that transforms into a workbench stand
Designed to accompany the DIY enthusiast everywhere, the new SKIL workbench has been designed to attach securely and without tools to the brand's stackable crates! This combination of the two systems allows for easy and comfortable work on construction sites.
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