Haron HBP12 12″ Slip Joint Plier 60mm Jaw Capacity 510 pc 304 Stainless Steel Pop Rivet Assortment Kit 6 mm to 25 mm stalk size Manufactured according to ASTM A956 2D Insert Height The

Name: Haron HBP12 12″ Slip Joint Plier 60mm Jaw Capacity 510 pc 304 Stainless Steel Pop Rivet Assortment Kit 6 mm to 25 mm stalk size Manufactured according to ASTM A956 2D Insert Height The
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SKU: 64105505790
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Haron HBP12 12″ Slip Joint Plier 60mm Jaw Capacity 510 pc 304 Stainless Steel Pop Rivet Assortment Kit 6 mm to 25 mm stalk size Manufactured according to ASTM A956 2D Insert Height The

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Haron HBP12 12″ Slip Joint Plier 60mm Jaw Capacity 510 pc 304 Stainless Steel Pop Rivet Assortment Kit 6 mm to 25 mm stalk size Manufactured according to ASTM A956 2D Insert Height The Manufactured according to ASTM A956 Stem Type: Plain Part no: HBP12 60mm Jaw Capacity

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