Bosch Fork Meter GFM1000-15 True RMS Electrical Tester (200A AC 1000V AC DC Voltage NCV IP54 CAT IV 600V Open Jaw Diagnostic Tool) Automotive (1) 7-1/4" 24-Tooth Carbide-Tipped Construction

Name: Bosch Fork Meter GFM1000-15 True RMS Electrical Tester (200A AC 1000V AC DC Voltage NCV IP54 CAT IV 600V Open Jaw Diagnostic Tool) Automotive (1) 7-1/4" 24-Tooth Carbide-Tipped Construction
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SKU: 34859601802
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Bosch Fork Meter GFM1000-15 True RMS Electrical Tester (200A AC 1000V AC DC Voltage NCV IP54 CAT IV 600V Open Jaw Diagnostic Tool) Automotive (1) 7-1/4

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Bosch Fork Meter GFM1000 15 True RMS Electrical Tester (200A AC 1000V AC DC Voltage NCV IP54 CAT IV 600V Open Jaw Diagnostic Tool) Automotive (1) 7 1 4" 24 Tooth Carbide Tipped Construction (1) 7 1 4" 24 Tooth Carbide Tipped Construction Saw Blade a convenient spindle lock button Certified to CAT IV 600V CAT III 1000V safety classes with an IP54 dust and splash resistant housing one handed AC current testing up to 200A over live conductors in tight

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