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Small in size and compact in design, the Lavor Fury 110 pressure washer is a device for washing cars, motorcycles, bicycles and floors at home with cold water. Its real feature is its controllability and ease of use, which is very appreciated for occasional small jobs. Simple and simple design, high quality components for performance worthy of the Lavor brand: axial pump unit with aluminum head and 3 steel pistons that develop a maximum pressure of 110 bar.
Single-phase electric motor with a power of 1.5 kW. Two rear wheels and an ergonomic handle make it easy to move on different surfaces. Quick connector to connect to a 3/4 water supply system. Accessory compartments and high-pressure hose connection arranged at clearly defined intervals on the back. An automatic stop system that allows you to activate or stop water output by simply lifting the gun, which avoids unnecessary water consumption, extends the life of the pump and prevents overheating of the working parts. Length 3 m, nozzle with fixed nozzle and detergent diffuser. Lavor considers the Fury 110 to be a pressure washer for light and occasional use.
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Lavor Fury 110 pressure washer for washing cars, motorcycles, bicycles and floors at home with cold water
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- Product Model: Lavor Fury 110
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