Geared Roe Spanner Set 888 Series 15° Offset Metric 9Pce - T810109 by SP Tools Drill Chuck Arbor Visible Working Distance (Metric): 35m TPI:13TPI

Name: Geared Roe Spanner Set 888 Series 15° Offset Metric 9Pce - T810109 by SP Tools Drill Chuck Arbor Visible Working Distance (Metric): 35m TPI:13TPI
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 22604665164
Price: 174.40 USD
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Rating: 4.0954 (14 reviews)

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Geared Roe Spanner Set 888 Series 15° Offset Metric 9Pce T810109 by SP Tools Drill Chuck Arbor Visible Working Distance (Metric): 35m TPI:13TPI Visible Working Distance (Metric): 35m Features Suitable for quick and clean cutting of wall chases Chrome Vanadium Steel (Cr V) for high strength & durability Meets & exceeds international ANSI & DIN standard

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