Stainless Steel Taping Knife - 300mm CA90 Dual rare earth magnets embedded wear resistant grade for

Name: Stainless Steel Taping Knife - 300mm CA90 Dual rare earth magnets embedded wear resistant grade for
Brand: tracciontrasera.es
SKU: 50327674871
Price: 47.84 USD
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Stainless Steel Taping Knife - 300mm CA90 Dual rare earth magnets embedded wear resistant grade for

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Stainless Steel Taping Knife 300mm CA90 Dual rare earth magnets embedded wear resistant grade for Dual rare earth magnets embedded in the housing provide powerful holding force A precision forged valve block to eliminate leakage and double speed pump operation to reduce the number of hand strokes It's large blade is designed specifically for scooping and spreading drywall mud onto seams and joints between panels Blade Depth: 103mm (4")

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