SK3M T.C. Double Cut Rotary File FlangF3/16x3/4Z Single hand operated pistol grip wear resistant grade for

Name: SK3M T.C. Double Cut Rotary File FlangF3/16x3/4Z Single hand operated pistol grip wear resistant grade for
Brand: tracciontrasera.es
SKU: 96510056936
Price: 58.04 USD
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SK3M T.C. Double Cut Rotary File FlangF3/16x3/4Z Single hand operated pistol grip wear resistant grade for

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SK3M T.C. Double Cut Rotary File FlangF3 16x3 4Z Single hand operated pistol grip wear resistant grade for Single hand operated pistol grip grease gun with convenient pull type operating mechanism Textured powder coated finish for non slip grip Output: 0 Protective sleeves help duplicate GM Original Equipment for proper fit and function Note that the 'SK' Shape is a 90deg Cone Shape Overall Length: 52mm

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