Grinding-grinding machine Sturm BG6022A
STURM grinding machine — stationary grinding, deburring and surface finishing. Ref.: 38-BG6022A.
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STURM grinding machine — stationary grinding, deburring and surface finishing. Ref.: 38-BG6022A.
STURM set — work corresponding to the components included in the set. Ref.: 38-BG60075.
STURM attachment — use with compatible equipment for the operation specified by the attachment type. Ref.: 38-GM2317FL.
STURM tool storage — storing and transporting tools and accessories. Ref.: 38-GM2314F.
STURM shears — cutting sheet, cable or other compatible material according to the tool type. Ref.: 38-ES9060P.
tool storage — storing and transporting tools and accessories. Voltage: 230\50. Ref.: 38-ГР-2316Г.
AEG impact wrench — tightening and loosening threaded fasteners with compatible sockets. Ref.: 19-4935440720.
AEG attachment — use with compatible equipment for the operation specified by the attachment type. Ref.: 19-4935440700.
EINHELL attachment — use with compatible equipment for the operation specified by the attachment type. Ref.: 09-4465160.
EINHELL attachment — use with compatible equipment for the operation specified by the attachment type. Ref.: 09-4465040.
EINHELL drill bit — drilling holes in the specified material. Ref.: 09-4419169.
EINHELL drill bit — drilling holes in the specified material. 220/1. Ref.: 09-4465095.
The multi-tool (also known as an oscillating multi-tool or renovator) is an incredibly versatile power tool that operates on the principle of high-frequency side-to-side micro-oscillations rather than traditional rotation. Thanks to this technology and a vast array of interchangeable accessories, it can tackle specialized tasks that no other tool can handle. The multi-tool is perfectly suited for plunge cutting into wood or drywall, flush-cutting baseboards and door jambs, detail sanding in tight corners, and quickly scraping away old adhesive, paint, or caulk. It is an indispensable asset for restoration, installation, plumbing, and finishing work. The market offers both powerful corded models and highly mobile cordless versions. Critical selection criteria for an oscillating multi-tool include motor power, the angle of oscillation (typically ranging from 1.4° to 3.6°), the presence of a tool-free quick-change accessory system (such as the Starlock interface), variable speed control, and overall ergonomic design for reduced vibration.