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Qbrick System ONE Organizer XL 2.0 RED ULTRA HD Custom - Beschädigt

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Qbrick System ONE Organizer XL 2.0 RED ULTRA HD Custom - BeschädigtLieferumfang: 1x Qbrick System ONE Organizer XL 2. 0 RED Ultra HD Custom 8x Inlays 6x Trennwnde Zustand: Neu, Schnalle gebrochen ( siehe Bilder ) Weist leichte Kratzer und Verschmutzungen auf (siehe Bilder) Vollfunktionsfhig Sofort lieferbar Produktbeschreibung: RED ULTRA HD ist eine Sonderedition von Qbrick System ONE Produkten aus ultrabestndigem Kunststoff, der sich durch auergewhnliche Bestndigkeit gegen mechanische Beschdigungen auszeichnet. Die

Lieferumfang:

- 1x Qbrick System ONE Organizer XL 2.0 RED Ultra HD Custom
- 8x Inlays
- 6x Trennwände

 

Zustand:

- Neu, Schnalle gebrochen ( siehe Bilder )

- Weist leichte Kratzer und Verschmutzungen auf   (siehe Bilder)

- Vollfunktionsfähig 

- Sofort lieferbar



Produktbeschreibung:

RED ULTRA HD ist eine Sonderedition von Qbrick System ONE-Produkten aus ultrabeständigem Kunststoff, der sich durch außergewöhnliche Beständigkeit gegen mechanische Beschädigungen auszeichnet. Die durchgeführten Schlagtests bestätigen seine außergewöhnliche Haltbarkeit, auch bei Bedingungen unter 0 °C. Qbrick System ONE Organizer XL ist eines der größten Modelle aus der Familie der modularen Organizer, die untereinander, aber auch mit allen Kommoden der ONE-Linie kombiniert werden können. Die in die Polycarbonatabdeckung eingebaute Dichtung bietet vollen Schutz gegen das Eindringen von Wasser und Staub. Die Version 2.0 der ONE-Produktlinie ist eine neue Generation von Werkzeugkästen und Organizern mit einem verstärkten Design. Durch die zusätzliche Anpassung der Gehäuse an M8-Gewindeeinsätze kann das System an die Bedürfnisse des Anwenders angepasst werden. Die Custom-Version dieses Kastenmodells ist mit vier M8-Gewindeeinsätzen ausgestattet, die eine individuelle Anpassung durch den Benutzer ermöglichen. Der XL-Organizer ist mit neuen, zwei langen Eimern ausgestattet, die jeweils über 30 cm messen. Außerdem enthält der Organizer 2 mittlere und 4 kleine Eimer.

Technische Daten:

Hersteller: Qbrick System
Herstellerbezeichnung: ONE Organizer XL 2.0 RED Ultra HD Custom
Außenmaße: 582 [L] x 387 [B] x 131 [H] mm
Innenmaß: 519 [L] x 305 [B] x 97 [H] mm
Diagonale: 679mm
Kapazität: 13,5 Liter


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