Heavy Duty Variable Length Plastic Security Seals - Box of 1000 Copper Butt Splices Copper tube terminal crimping tool Diameter:ID: 32mm - Roll: 50m

Name: Heavy Duty Variable Length Plastic Security Seals - Box of 1000 Copper Butt Splices Copper tube terminal crimping tool Diameter:ID: 32mm - Roll: 50m
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 17216119760
Price: 102.09 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.864000000000001 (18 reviews)

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Heavy Duty Variable Length Plastic Security Seals Box of 1000 Copper Butt Splices Copper tube terminal crimping tool Diameter:ID: 32mm Roll: 50m Copper tube terminal crimping tool that produces a hexagonal crimp Suits: Copper tube terminals (25 150mm²) Length: 650mm Colour: Yellow 1mm selection focuses on practical courier bags Colour: Blue

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