INGCO Cordless Multi Tool, 6 Speed Adjustment, With Blades & Sanding Papers, With Battery & Charger Flash sale

CMLI20228
₹7,126 ₹5,450 Save 24%
Incl. GST
Key Features
  • Voltage: 20V
  • No-load speed: 5000-20000rpm
  • Oscillation angle: 3.2°

Key Features

Voltage: 20V

No-load speed: 5000-20000rpm

Oscillation angle: 3.2°

6 speed adjustment

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INGCO Cordless Multi Tool, 6 Speed Adjustment, With Blades & Sanding Papers, With Battery & Charger CMLI20228

The INGCO INGCO Cordless Multi Tool, 6 Speed Adjustment, With Blades & Sanding Papers, With Battery & Charger (CMLI20228) is a cordless multi tools built for cutting, sanding and scraping in tight corners where a larger tool will not reach. It runs on 20V and turns at 5000-20000rpm.

Battery and charger are included.

Specifications

  • Voltage: 20V
  • No-load speed: 5000-20000rpm
  • Oscillation angle: 3.2°
  • 6 speed adjustment
  • Charge volts: 220-240V~50/60Hz
  • Packed by carrying case

What is in the box

  • 1 Pc flexible scraper
  • 1 Pcs cutting saw blade
  • 1 Pcs segment saw blade
  • 1 Pcs Hex key
  • 1 Pcs sanding base
  • 3 Pcs sanding paper
  • 1 Pcs 2.0Ah battery pack(FBLI20011)
  • 1 Pcs charger(FCLI2001)

Genuine INGCO product, model CMLI20228, supplied by Vikas Tool Mart.

FAQ

how to use a multi tool from INGCO to do woodworking

The INGCO cordless multi tool is perfect for wood cutting, sanding, and detailing. Select the appropriate attachment (e.g., saw blade for cutting, sanding pad for finishing). Secure the material firmly, adjust the speed, and guide the tool smoothly along the cutting/sanding line. Always wear safety gear.

how to make a chair with INGCO cordless multi tool and other INGCO tools

To make a chair, use the INGCO cordless multi tool for wood cutting and sanding. Pair it with other INGCO Tools like a drill machine for assembly and a sander for finishing. This multi tool ensures smooth cuts and perfect joints.

how to cut sheet metal

Equip the multi tool with a metal-cutting blade. Mark the cutting line, apply light pressure, and let the tool do the work. For thick metal, use slower speeds and steady strokes. Safety goggles and gloves are essential.