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Vitrex Tile Grout Out Electric Grout Removal Tool

VitrexProduct code198448

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£35.95inc. VAT

£29.96 ex. VAT

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Description

The Vitrex Grout Out is an electric grout removal tool designed for precision removal of old and discoloured grout between tiles. This powered grout rake features variable speed control with three speed settings, delivering up to 6,000 strokes per minute through its pneumatic action mechanism for efficient grout removal without damaging surrounding tiles. The tool comes with interchangeable grout removing tips with a 3.2mm bit diameter, allowing flexibility for different joint widths and grout types. The 2.5m power cable provides an extended working radius, reducing the need for frequent repositioning during larger tiling renovation projects. Ideal for professional tilers and contractors carrying out bathroom or kitchen refurbishments, this electric grout rake offers a faster and less labour-intensive alternative to manual grout removal methods. The low 13 watt power consumption ensures efficient operation whilst maintaining adequate power for removing stubborn grout. Features and Benefits: • Variable 3-speed control for precise grout removal on different materials • Pneumatic action delivers up to 6,000 strokes per minute for efficient work • Interchangeable tips accommodate various grout joint widths • 2.5m power cable allows greater working area coverage Specifications: Tool Type: Grout Rake Input Power: 13 watt Max Stroke: 6,000 strokes per minute Bit Diameter: 3.2mm

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