Jigsaw PST 900 PEL is part of a range of professional power tools manufacturer BOSCH brand. This model is equipped with a powerful motor 620 W, which provides the ability to perform sawing of hardwood of thickness up to 90 mm.
Four stage pendulum control of the jigsaw provides optimum selection of the sawing mode depending on the structure and hardness of the material and longer service life of the working edge of the saw blade.
The Bosch-SDS chuck system allows the used blade to be extracted at the touch of a finger and a new one to be inserted immediately.
Specification BOSCH PST 900 PEL
Implemented in a jigsaw PST 900 PEL device deflates sawdust makes it possible to visually control the accuracy of the process directly in the area of the saw. Additional convenience is created by the function of connection through the air intake pipe of a vacuum cleaner that allows to make sawing especially accurately, getting rid of flying in all directions sawdust.
The ergonomic rubber-coated handle, the correctly balanced mechanism of the Bosch PST 900 PEL electric saw, and the well thought-out compact design provide exceptionally comfortable handling of the tool.
The jigsaw is equipped with a metal base plate with a tilt regulator that makes it possible to make oblique cuts of up to 45 degrees. In the sole plate itself, there is a storage compartment for 6 spare files.
Advantages of the Bosch PST 900 PEL
Thanks to the “Bosch Electronic” control system, it is now possible to smoothly start and regulate the engine speed and the sawing speed.
The comprehensive solution to the problem of vibration inherent in pendulum machines is best solved by the introduction of the “Low Vibration” system from Bosch Bosch.
Speedy operation is ensured by the innovative “Bosch Cut Control” system, and in combination with the “PowerLight” device allows you to work in low visibility conditions.
Standard equipment Bosch PST 900 PEL
- BOSCH PST 900 PEL jigsaw;
- cardboard box or plastic case;
- Instruction manual, warranty card and product passport.
