Parkside XV20 Tool Range
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Parkside MPKZ 2000 A1 Cross Cut Mitre Saw
Power: 2000 watts
Speed: 4500 rpm
Tilt adjustment: 0° to 45° With laser and LED work light
2-speed levels for precise cuts
Tiltable saw head
Parkside PABH 20-Li B2 Rotary Hammer Drill
Speed: max. 900 rpm
Impact rate: max. 5,000 rpm
Parkside PABS 20-Li E6 Drill
Torque: max. 45 Nm
Powerful motor with 2-speed gearbox
Parkside PAEXS 20-Li A1 Orbital Sander
Speed: 3,000-12,000 rpm
Sanding pad: Ø 125 mm
Parkside PAK 20-L Air Compressor
Working pressure: max. 7 bar
Air flow: 70 m³/h
Parkside PASSK 20-Li A1 Impact Driver
Max. torque: 400 Nm
No-load speed: 2300 rpm
Impact rate: 3000 rpm Powerful impact wrench for vehicle wheel assembly
Infinitely controllable impact/speed Ergonomic design with...
Parkside PHLGA 20-Li Hot Air Gun
Temperature: cold air / 250 °C / 550 °C
Air volume: 170 l/min
Parkside PHPA 20-Li A1 Hot Glue Gun
Temperature: 180 °C
Heat-up time: approx. 1 minute
Working time: 60 minutes (with 4 Ah battery capacity)
Parkside PKA 20-Li A1 Air Compressor
Max. working pressure: 10.3 bar / 150 psi
Airflow rate: approx. 380 l/min Compact 2-in-1 device
Robust housing with soft-grip carrying handle
Integrated hose holder
Parkside PKGA 20-Li C2 4in1 Multi Tool Drill
A diverse multi-tool that is part of the v20 tool range. The tool is capable of being used with a standard drill fitting, sanding...
Parkside PRMA 20-Li Polisher
Speed: max. 3,000 rpm
Polishing pad: approx. Ø 250 mm
Parkside PSSAP 20 Li C3 Saber Saw
No-load stroke rate: 0–3000 rpm
Stroke length: 22 mm Brushless motor
Infinitely controllable number of strokes
Parkside PSSSA 20-Li Jigsaw / Saber Saw
Stroke speed: 800-3000 rpm
Stroke length: 20 mm
Operating modes: Fine cut / Pendulum stroke
Parkside PSTDA 20-Li Jigsaw
Number of strokes: 0–2700 rpm
Stroke length: 20 mm
Pendulum stroke levels: 1–3
Parkside PWSA 20-Li C3 Angle Grinder
Speed: 2500-10000 rpm
Mount: M14 - SPINDLE LOCK
Recent Posts
DIY 
How To Fix Laser Alignment On Parkside MPKZ 2000 Mitre Saw
I recently found that the laser mark on the Parkside MPKZ mitre saw was no longer lining up with where the blade was cutting on the wood. I am unsure how it became out...