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Powered by battery or power pack and weighing only 3.2 kg, Pressgun 5 by Viega easily presses all dimensions from 12 to 108 mm. It is one of the smallest light-weight press machines for XL press connection on the market. Viega has achieved the weight through its compact structure, a light housi...

Powered by battery or power pack and weighing only 3.2 kg, Pressgun 5 by Viega easily presses all dimensions from 12 to 108 mm. It is one of the smallest light-weight press machines for XL press connection on the market. Viega has achieved the weight through its compact structure, a light housing construction and a new lithium-ion battery. It is possible to work full-day on the building site using the battery without worrying about recharging it at an interval. The integrated monitoring electronics and an improved cold-start feature effectively protect against deep discharge, thus guaranteeing a long lifespan of the battery. Contact: Viega. Website: www.viega.com

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