Festool CTM 26 EI AC 110V 26L M Class Wet & Dry Dust Extractor
Festool CTM 26 EI AC 110V wet & dry M class dust extractor: 26L container, 65 l/s airflow, 24 kPa suction. Power tool socket (up to 230W) and wireless start.
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Full specs
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Class & Suction
Working With Your Tools
Physical & Build
Power & Motor
Tank, Hose & Filter
The CTM 26 EI AC 110V is Festool's M class wet & dry site extractor with AUTOCLEAN, a 26L container, 65 l/s of airflow and 24 kPa of suction at 14.7kg. M class is the higher class for wood, filler, concrete and silica dust on site, and automatic filter cleaning suits sustained sanding, chasing and cutting on 110V, with a tool socket and built-in Festool Bluetooth start. We rate it a strong site extractor for renovation and fit-out; the CTM MIDI I AC 110V is lighter at 11.8kg with 15L, and the CTM 36 EI AC-PLANEX 110V takes 36L.
Warranty · 3yr
Register in MyFestool within 100 days of purchase for 3 years of free repair, including wear parts such as carbon brushes, bearings and battery packs. Also covers theft replacement for 3 years (excess applies) and 10-year spare-part availability. Not available to dealers, hire companies or resellers. Consumables and accessories are excluded.
Warranty terms are set by the maker and can change. Always confirm current cover on their site before you buy.
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