Blower Machine, 3.7m³/min 650W GBL650 Electric 06019M40F0: Bosch

Features:

• High-Performance Dust Cleaning Capability:
  The Bosch GBL650 is a high-performance blower machine engineered for quick and efficient dust cleaning in industrial, workshop and household environments.

• Powerful 650W Motor:
  Equipped with a 650W powerful motor, this electric air blower delivers strong airflow for effective removal of dust, debris and light particles.

• High Airflow Output:
  With an airflow capacity of 3.7m³/min, the blower ensures fast cleaning of surfaces, machinery, computer systems and hard-to-reach areas.

• Lightweight and Ergonomic Design:
  Its lightweight and ergonomic construction enables comfortable handling and reduced fatigue during extended cleaning sessions.

• Ideal for Professional and DIY Use:
  Designed as an electric blower cleaning machine suitable for carpenters, electricians, mechanics, technicians and home DIY users.

• Multi-Purpose Cleaning Applications:
  Suitable for tool cleaning, workshop dust removal, AC servicing, computer cleaning and debris clearing tasks.

• Durable Bosch Build Quality:
  Durable construction backed by Bosch engineering ensures long service life and reliable performance under regular use.

• Strong and Consistent Blowing Function:
  Provides strong and consistent airflow suitable for both professional and domestic cleaning applications.

• Focused Cleaning with Nozzle Attachment:
  Comes with a nozzle attachment that allows focused airflow for precise and targeted cleaning tasks.

• Portable and Easy-to-Use Design:
  A dependable choice for users requiring a portable, powerful and easy-to-use Bosch blower machine for daily cleaning needs.

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