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Makita 191X40-4 DX15 Dust Collection System

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Management number 222396247 Release Date 2026/05/04 List Price US$102.62 Model Number 222396247
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Makita is the leading manufacturer of professional power tools on the market. The DX15 is a dust collection system suitable for use with Makita HR007G 40V Max XGT Rotary Hammer, for use with up to 260mm drill bits and is equipped with a HEPA filter used to effectively capture 99.97 per cent of dust particles (size .3 microns and larger) for improved dust collection, adjustable depth gauge by pushing a single button to the desired drilling depth, transparent dust case for easily viewing the collected material and filter cleaning mechanism. By turning the dial, the dust falls from the filter. The DX15 has a 400ml maximum dust box capacity. The dust collecting function is available for use with up to 260mm drill bits.

  • Large dust container for long operating time between cleaning processes
  • Transparent dust box for quick control of the filling level
  • Easily removable dust box for quick and easy dust disposal
Material Plastic
Item Weight 2.86 pounds
Part Number 191X40-4
Manufacturer Makita
Power Source Hand Powered
Description Pile Not Included
Number Of Pieces 1
Item model number 191X40-4
Batteries Included No
Batteries Required No
Package Dimensions 17.28 x 10.71 x 3.62 inches
Included Components 1 x Makita 191X40-4
Item Package Quantity 1

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