Ingersoll Rand QS120P4 Auto Shut Off 1/2” 52-85 ft lb Air Pulse Tool Window Latches Robust construction-Rubber co-mold housing Trailer Era:1969-1975

Name: Ingersoll Rand QS120P4 Auto Shut Off 1/2” 52-85 ft lb Air Pulse Tool Window Latches Robust construction-Rubber co-mold housing Trailer Era:1969-1975
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SKU: 14008206874
Price: 1079.99 USD
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Ingersoll Rand QS120P4 Auto Shut Off 1 2” 52 85 ft lb Air Pulse Tool Window Latches Robust construction Rubber co mold housing Trailer Era:1969 1975 Robust construction Rubber co mold housing And we work hard to protect your information along with self lubricating blades ): 1 2 Air Consumption (cfm): 18

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