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Weiler
Kit supplies four air-tool drill accessories for electrician work, first listed in 2020
The Weiler 13002 kit collects drill accessories designed for electricians who use air-powered tools on the job site. It bundles the consumable bits needed for common wiring and conduit tasks in one package.
The kit contains four pieces, giving a compact selection of the most frequently used attachment types. This count lets a tradesperson verify the kit matches the specific fastener profiles required before purchase.
Each accessory is built for pneumatic drill drives, so the kit requires an air compressor and hose setup already present in the workshop. It removes the need to source individual bits separately, keeping the tool bag organised.
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The 13002 identifies this Weiler air tool drill accessory kit for electrician tasks.
It connects to standard air tool drills so the compressor supply and hose length set the working range.
The kit fits directly into the chuck of a compatible air drill with no extra mounting hardware.
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