The screwdriver screwdriver Bosch GDR 210c 18V The best power/size ratio in the 18 volt Bosch category - with Brushless engine.
Bosch GDR 210C 18V impulse screwdriver: compact power with brushless engine
THE'Bosch GDR 210c 18V impulse screwdriver It offers the best power/size ratio in the Bosch category from 18 Volt, thanks to its compact and powerful engine brushless. This professional tool is designed to ensure high performance in reduced spaces, making it ideal for difficult and prolonged tightening applications.
The Brushless engine guarantees high efficiency, reducing the wear of the tool and ensuring greater durability and battery autonomy. It is perfect for quick and precise shutters, thanks to its high power and compact dimensions that allow excellent maneuverability even in restricted spaces.
Advantages of the Bosch GDR 210C impulse grapening
• Compact power: Thanks to the best power/size ratio, it is perfect for working in tight spaces and with difficult materials.
• Brushless engine: Longer duration, less energy consumption and no need for maintenance for the engine.
• High efficiency: Ideal for prolonged jobs thanks to its high autonomy, even under heavy loads.
• Ergonomic design: Compact and light to ensure comfortable use even in difficult conditions.
Bosch GDR 210C 18V technical specifications
• Battery voltage: 18 V
• Tightening pair (max.): 210 nm
• Empty speed: 0 - 2,800 rpm
• Shots per minute: 0 - 4,200 shots/min
• Engine type: Brushless
• Weight (excluding battery): 1.2 kg
Accessories supplied
• 1 L-Boxx case
• Belt hook
• Ergonomic handle
Why buy the Bosch GDR 210c impulse screwdriver?
THE'Bosch GDR 210c impulse screwdriver It is ideal for professionals and craftsmen who need a compact but powerful tool, to work in tight spaces and guarantee precise and quick tightening. Thanks to the Brushless engine, this tool offers long duration and high energy efficiency, without the need for maintenance.
Where to buy it
You can buy the Bosch GDR 210c 18V in stores Emmetry or directly on the site Emmetry.
