Makita DVR350Z 18V Concrete Vibrating Poker (Bare Unit)
Makita’s 18V vibrating poker (13,000 vib/min; 800mm shaft) for professional concrete consolidation. Lightweight & ergonomic.
The Makita DVR350Z 18V Vibrating Poker is a professional-grade tool designed to eliminate air pockets from wet concrete, ensuring a smooth and durable finish. Its compact and ergonomic body makes it easy to handle, reducing operator fatigue during prolonged use.
Key Features:
- Cordless convenience: Operates on Makita’s 18V battery platform (battery and charger sold separately).
- Powerful performance: Delivers 13,000 vibrations per minute for efficient concrete consolidation.
- Compact and lightweight design: Enhances manoeuvrability and comfort, even in tight spaces.
- Durable construction: Built to withstand the rigours of construction sites.
Ideal for: Professionals working with wet concrete who require a reliable, easy-to-use vibrating poker for optimal results.
- Concrete consolidation
- Poured concrete foundations
- Slab and wall construction
- Shaft Length: 800mm
- Shaft Diameter: 25mm
- Vibrations Per Minute: 13,000/min
- Weight: 4.527kg
Free standard delivery on Australian mainland orders. Express delivery options and international shipping available at checkout.
We offer a 30-day money-back guarantee on most products. For faulty items, contact us within 14 days for a replacement or refund.
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