PROXXON Profi-Rotationswerkzeug IBS/E, 38481

Name: PROXXON Profi-Rotationswerkzeug IBS/E, 38481
Brand: Proxxon
SKU: 0784497143296
Price: 177.92 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Proxxon

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177.92

PRODUKTBESCHREIBUNG Dieser hochdrehende Motor verfügt über eine elektronische Vollwellen-Geschwindigkeitsregelung, die variable Drehzahlen zwischen 5.000 und 20.000 U/min erzeugen kann und über längere Zeiträume verwendet werden kann, wodurch ein außergewöhnliches Leistungs-/Gewichtsverhältnis entsteht. Der stromlinienförmige Kopf aus Aluminiumdruckguss bietet eine stabile Aufnahme für die geschliffene Stahlspindel. Es läuft in einem Kugellager, wodurch das Spiel minimiert wird (max. Rundlauffehler 0,001). Das Werkzeug wird mit sechs Spannzangen mit hoher Konzentrizität in den Größen 1/32, 1/16, 5/64, 3/32, 7/64 und 1/8 (1,0, 1,5, 2,0, 2,4, 3,0 und 3,2 mm) sowie einer Spannzange geliefert Mutter sowie eine Auswahl von 34 Bits und Fräsern in Industriequalität mit Schäften Ø 3/32 (2,3 mm). Technische Daten: Drehzahl 5.000 - 20.000 U/min. Volt 110 - 120 V Wechselstrom, 60 Hz. Max. Leistung 1/8 PS (100 W). Länge 9 (230 mm). Gewicht 1,1 Pfund (500 g). AMAZON.COM Ausgestattet mit einem Motor mit variabler Drehzahl und einer stabilisierenden Kugellagerbaugruppe ist das professionelle Rotationswerkzeug IB/E von Proxxon ideal für eine Vielzahl von Hobbys und professionellen Projekten. Dieses ausgewogene Rotationswerkzeug ist leicht, leise und bietet auch bei niedrigen Drehzahlen ein hohes Drehmoment. Es umfasst 34 Zubehörteile, die zum Schleifen, Polieren, Gravieren und mehr verwendet werden können. Ideal für eine Vielzahl von Hobbyprojekten. Mit elektronischer Geschwindigkeitsregelung und 34 Bits und Fräsern in Industriequalität – darunter sechs dreifach geschlitzte Stahlspannzangen für 1,0 bis 3,2 Millimeter (1/32 Zoll bis 1/8 Zoll) – Dieses vielseitige Rotationswerkzeug ist die ideale Ergänzung für jede Werkstatt. Es kann für eine Vielzahl von Projekten verwendet werden, die komplizierte Detailarbeiten wie Schnitzen, Ätzen oder Gravieren erfordern. Motor mit variabler Drehzahl für vielfältige Einsatzmöglichkeiten Der IB/E verfügt über einen Motor mit variabler Drehzahl, der zwischen 5.000 und 20.000 U/min arbeitet und auch bei niedrigen Drehzahlen ein hohes Drehmoment liefert. Der IB/E kann über einen längeren Zeitraum bei niedrigen Geschwindigkeiten für Projekte verwendet werden, die Bürsten und Schneiden erfordern, oder bei hohen Geschwindigkeiten für schwere Arbeiten, die Schleifen und Fräsen erfordern. Leiser, vibrationsfreier Betrieb Der IB/E verfügt über einen leisen 1/8-PS-Motor, der speziell für minimale Vibrationen ausbalanciert ist, sodass Sie ihn bequem und stabil verwenden können, selbst wenn Sie bei Höchstgeschwindigkeit an komplizierten Details arbeiten. Der stromlinienförmige Kopf aus Aluminiumdruckguss unterstützt die exakte Positionierung des Kugellagers. Mit seiner schlanken Form und einem Gewicht von nur 1,3 Pfund ist das Werkzeug einfach und bequem zu handhaben. Lieferumfang: Drehwerkzeug, 34-teiliges Zubehörset, sechs dreifach geschlitzte Stahlspannzangen und Aufbewahrungskoffer. VOM HERSTELLER Das professionelle Hand-Rotationswerkzeugset Proxxon 38481 IB/E kann über längere Zeiträume zum Polieren, Schleifen, Reinigen und Gravieren verwendet werden, ohne dass es zu einer Überhitzung kommt. Dieser hochdrehende Motor verfügt über eine elektronische Drehzahlregelung von 5.000 bis 20.000 U/min und bietet ein außergewöhnliches Leistungs-/Gewichtsverhältnis. Der stromlinienförmige Kopf aus Aluminiumdruckguss bietet ein stabiles Gehäuse für die geschliffene Stahlspindel. Es läuft auf einer Kugellagereinheit, wodurch das Spiel minimiert wird. Mehr sehen

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EAN: 0784497143296

Kategorien Werkzeuge & Heimwerken, Elektro- & Handwerkzeuge, Elektrowerkzeuge, Drehwerkzeuge,

Lieferumfang: 1x PROXXON Professional Rotary Tool IBS/E inklusive MICROMOT Spannzangenset und 34 Bits und Fräsern. Teilenummer: 38481. Hochdrehender Motor mit elektronischer Vollwellen-Drehzahlregelung, variable Drehzahlen zwischen 5.000 und 20.000 U/min. Ideal für Mechaniker, Modellbauer, Juweliere, Optiker, Künstler und Elektronikbegeisterte. Über längere Zeiträume beim Schleifen, Polieren, Reinigen, Schneiden und Gravieren einsetzbar. Kompakte Präzisionsmaschinen mit Aluminium-Druckgusskopf, leise, präzise und effizient.

Batteries Included?	‎No
Batteries Required?	‎No
Brand	Proxxon
Brand	‎Proxxon
Color	Green
Color	‎Green
Country of Origin	‎Luxembourg
Customer Reviews	4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars 284 ratings 4.6 out of 5 stars
Domestic Shipping	Item can be shipped within U.S.
Included Components	‎case
International Shipping	This item can be shipped to select countries outside of the U.S. Learn More
Item Dimensions LxWxH	‎13.19 x 7.87 x 4.53 inches
Item model number	‎38481
Item Package Quantity	‎1
Item Weight	‎1 Pounds
Manufacturer	‎Proxxon
Material	‎Stainless Steel
Maximum Rotational Speed	‎20000 RPM
Minimum Speed	‎5000 RPM
Part Number	‎38481
Power Source	ac
Power Source	‎ac
Product Dimensions	‎13.19 x 7.87 x 4.53 inches
Special Feature	Variable Speed, Compact
Special Feature	‎Variable Speed, Compact
Special Features	‎Variable Speed, Compact
Style	‎Professional
Voltage	120 Volts
Voltage	‎120 Volts
Warranty Description	‎Limited Warranty of PROXXON Power Tools for home and hobby use. PROXXON Inc. warrants to the original purchaser only that all PROXXON consumer power tools will be free from defects in material or workmanship for a period of two years from the date of purchase. Seller's sole obligation and your exclusive remedy under this limited warranty and, to the extent permitted by law, any warranty or condition implied by law, shall be the repair or replacement of parts, without charge, which are defective in material or workmanship, and which have not been misused, carelessly handled, or mis-repaired by persons other than Seller or Authorized Service Station. This limited warranty does not apply to tools used for commercial manufacturing and construction applications as well as accessory items such as circular saw blades, drill bits, router bits, jigsaw blades, sanding belts, grinding wheels and other related items and accessories. Damage to the product resulting from tampering, accident, abuse,

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Scritto da: Bed head

Omg I would never buy any other rotary tool

This is a real tool. It has so much power. Everything about it feels solid and well made. Doesn't bog down with a little pressure. SPEND THE EXTRA MONEY. You will only buy one. Why are all the "hobbiest" rotary tools made to turn in the direction that throws the dirt straight up into your nose mouth and eyes? Imagine not throwing the grindings into your face. Is this idea too complex for the tool designers??

Scritto da: awlllwa

Don't buy a Dremel, buy a Proxxon

I have had 7 Dremel's in the past, and every single one of them has been a disappointment. Between wearing out motor brushes, bearings blowing out, and overheating, I am done wasting my money on flashy Dremel kits. After a lot of research, I was surprised to find that the Proxxon was brushless and about the same price as a Dremel. Yes they do not spin up to 35,000rpm like a Dremel, but I feel like they maintain the 20,000 better without bogging down. It is soooo much quieter, minimal vibrations, and the metal build is quality. I just wish I made the switch about 2 Dremel kits back. I don't know if the Proxxon will last for a long time, but I do know that the time I will have with it will be better overall, if it outlives the Dremel then that is just icing on the cake. (the more demanding things I have work on are: stainless, tool steel, soft aluminum, high strength plastics, glass, copper, ceramics, hardwoods, resins and epoxys)

Scritto da: Irish

Carving speeds up

Can't address longevity as it is new to me. Have has several Dremels and haven't been happy with long term durability of them, so time will tell on this brand. Other wise, I am happy'with this product.

Scritto da: Emma Slocum

About to Buy My Second Proxxon Rotary Tool After Burning Out My First After Two Years of Heavy Use

I run a bicycle restoration business and employ young apprentices who are pretty hard on tools. After burning out a half dozen Dremel Rotary Tools and more Harbor Freight Rotary Tools than I would like to remember, I purchased a Proxxon. It has been a faithful tool for the past two years, used mostly by me but periodically by some of my apprentices. Yesterday, in the middle of restoring a 1953 Schwinn Corvette Cruiser, the Proxxon finally died. It has been getting noisy over the past six months and has recently been overheating; a sign that the bearings are getting to the end of their life. The Proxxon has proven itself to be a superior tool over many other brands and has been a work horse in my shop. This review is a tribute to the Proxxon Pro. It has made our shop a lot of money and has given me about 2000 hours of service. I will be ordering another one today. If it gives me another two years of daily use, I will be grateful. Thanks Proxxon.

Scritto da: Robert Mierzejwski

Not your typical cheap rotary tool

I've burned up two Dremel 4300 pro units in the past two years. The problem with the dremels is that the guides for the brushes are plastic so if you start getting heat build up, replacement brushes don't slide in nicely (and Dremel sends the wrong brushes anyway). The Proxxon is brushless so that's a plus right there. It's also more quiet than the dremel. The only thing I'm not crazy about is that you have to change out the collets as the adjust-ability range is non-existent. I'll update with longevity if it fails prematurely. EDIT: I ended up buying an additional one a couple months later so I can quickly switch between die grinding and flap wheel finishing without wearing out the collets. One of the units, not sure which, started squealing on me which I think is the bearing wearing out. Since I don't know which unit it is, it could be the 1.5 year old one or the 1.8 year old one. Either way both are under the 2 year warranty so I'll update on how that process goes. Really I can't complain at all because these tools get at least 10 minutes of daily use, five days a week. 2 Year Update: I have now purchased my fourth unit because the units I purchases approximately 19 and 23 months ago have given up. The one that had the bearing squeal was supposedly fixed under warranty and sent back to me but it's still making the noise. The one that is now 19 months old just blew out a bunch of white smoke and shorted out my power strip. I would send it back for warranty but the ID plate where the serial number was printed is worn to unreadable so I don't want to be accused of trying to warranty a unit that is out of date. The bottom line is that these are the best small rotary tools on the market, far better than dremel. You just have to know going in that if you use them a few minutes on daily basis that you'll get about 2 years out of it. I'm OK with it at this pricepoint. I've put clear packing tape over the ID plates of my newer ones so I can invoke the warranty on them.

Scritto da: Vyper

Better than the other brands.

Sure some of the others have more "power" but that is not always what is needed. This Proxon is quiet and smooth. I prefer using it to any of my other hand held grinders including the "more powerfull big D plastic body rotary tool". If you need more power just upgrade to a 1/4" like a Metabo or Dewalt die grinder.

Scritto da: Ryb0t

so far the Proxxon has been amazing. The Proxxon makes sense

I use rotary tools as part of my business; I'm a professional leatherworker and burnish edges of my products using a custom made cocobolo attachment. I have broken 3 dremels and one mastercraft rotary tool before finally getting the Proxxon 38481. Every Dremel I bought burnt out after about 20hrs of use.. so far the Proxxon has been amazing. The Proxxon makes sense: Dremel and Mastercraft rotary tools spin clockwise, so I would have debris fly into my face as I worked. The Proxxon spins counter-clockwise so debris flies away from you. The Proxxon is quiet: Compared to the Mastercraft and Dremel rotary tools, this thing is almost whisper quiet. The Proxxon is well built: I can get up to 20,000 RPMs on this thing and it won't shake or whine like the Dremel or Mastercraft tools. I would almost get carpal tunnel syndrome with how badly the dremel would shake at 14-15k RPM. The proxxon just whirrs and never complains. It's a mistake to think this is a hobby tool, it's much more robust and well worth the price. I often call it a 'dremel' but have to correct myself as I think it's an insult to such a great tool.

Scritto da: pierre

outils très silencieux

excellent outil pour travailler dans un appartement,il a assez de puissance et le changement de vitesse se fait graduellement....produit de qualité.

Scritto da: Ntale

Awesome tool, buy it!

Excellent tool, i am doing some carving and it comes very handy, very quiet, easy to change bits. Runs for hours without heating. Would love if it came with more accessories but good value for the price. Would definitely recommend and buy again. Had no difficulty using dremmel carving bits whith the proxxon as it comes with 6 different colets.. unlike with other tools when you get the proxxon you can still use the majority of the bits you have. Picture of my yet unfinished trial with proxxon.

Scritto da: oscar

Excellent tool

After having this for 2.5 years, it has not let me down. This is a phenomenal tool. I don't say this about many things. The constant torque is fantastic, very nice to use. I use it frequently, and works great. It takes care of jobs in a flash that other tools would simply bog down or stall. My only complaint is sometimes the screw to loosen the bits can be hard to loosen. Occasionally I need to use a plier and both the tightening screw and bit holder come out. Once out they easily separate and go back in. Would buy again.

Scritto da: SleepyEng

Excellent quality, if a bit pricey.

I've used several rotary tools in the past, with most being cheap hardware store brands. While this one is a fair bit more expensive, it's also much higher quality than what I'm used to. Unfortunately I haven't had any exposure to the better Dremel models, so can't really compare, but I chose to buy a Proxxon when I used one and discovered how quiet and precise it was compared to the cheap tools. Even at full speed this model is much quieter than the lowest setting of the cheaper tools I've used. My use is in hobby electronics, so mainly using the alumina abrasive cutting wheels and occasionally the milling bits. So far I've found that I break far fewer of even the thinnest cutting wheels when using this tool, as the spindle is much more accurate and less wobbly. Also, this tool is even capable of reliably drilling with solid carbide PCB drills (if held with the drill-press stand, or a very, very steady hand) which is definitely not something I could say of my previous rotary tools! Overall, a dream to use compared to most cheap tools, and easier on the ears (if not the wallet) as well.