Effortless Dust Extraction for a Cleaner Workspace - Easily connects power tools and accessories to vacuum systems, reducing airborne dust and keeping your work area clean. Flexible Rubber Sleeve for a Tight, Secure Seal - Adapts to various tool ports, preventing air leaks and maximizing suction for more efficient dust collection. Universal Fit for Versatile Compatibility - With a 2-3/4" length and 1-1/4" internal diameter, this connection piece works with a wide range of power tools and extraction systems. Quick & Hassle-Free Installation - Simple slip-on design allows for fast attachment and removal, making it ideal for both professionals and DIY users who need efficient dust management. Durable & Long-Lasting Construction - Made from premium quality rubber, resistant to wear, tear, and cracking, ensuring reliable performance in demanding workshop conditions. The Fein Connection Piece is a versatile accessory designed to connect power tools and accessories to dust extraction systems at the vacuum cleaner. It features a flexible rubber sleeve with a length of 2-3/4 in (70 mm) and an internal diameter of 1-1/4 in (31.5 mm), ensuring a secure and adaptable fit for various tools and vacuums. Founded in 1867 in Germany, Fein has a rich history as a pioneer in power tools and quality equipment. Originally focused on electrical devices, the company revolutionized the industry in 1895 by inventing the world’s first electric hand drill. Since then, Fein has specialized in producing reliable, precision-engineered tools that cater to both industrial professionals and demanding DIY users. They are renowned for their quality accessories, such as sanding sheets, cutting blades and dust extraction systems, designed to enhance productivity and precision on the job. Fein tools are widely used by professionals who demand reliability and durability, making the brand a staple in workshops and job sites worldwide. This dedication to quality and engineering excellence has allowed Fein to remain a trusted name in power tools for over 150 years.