MakerX 20V Mini Air Blower for Cleaning Intricate and Delicate Surfaces - Tool Only
The WORX MAKER X cordless air blower generates strong air pressure that blows dust and dirt away from narrow grooves and joints. For example, clean your computer keyboard, copier, printer, or medical equipment. Body only, Hub, Battery, Charger Sold Separately.
- At 30 m/s, it blows away debris that other mini-blowers can’t.
- Variable speed control allows you to dry paint or clear dust with a maximum of 32,000 rpm.
- MAKERX tools are compact and lightweight so they are easy to hold and maneuverer for long stretches.
- MAKERX Hub or a 20V Power Share battery NOT INCLUDED, if you already have a Hub and a battery, there’s no need to buy it again.
- Made for Makers, MAKERX crafting tools are so portable that they don’t need to be near an outlet to plug into.
£54.99 (includes £9.17 Tax)
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2 years (+1 year extended warranty if registered online within 30 days of purchase)
Warranty
2 years (+1 year extended warranty if registered online within 30 days of purchase)
Product description
The MakerX mini air blower weighs less than half a pound, and the micro-ergonomic design makes it comfortable and easy to control.
Thanks to the compact brushless motor, this Mini Blower produces 30 m/s of wind speed and gets more done on a single charge.
The adjustable air speed makes this blower suitable for tougher tasks, like cleaning out vents, whilst its gentle setting makes it perfect for delicate work like cleaning dust and debris off sensitive electronics.
Key features
- Powerful brushless motor
- Variable speed control up to 32,000 rpm
- Narrow nozzle for precision aim
- Micro-ergonomic grip
Technical specifications and Manual
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In the box
- Air blower WX747.9
- Long nozzle
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