Acrow BT40-AK1-170 – AK Boring Shank Ø19mm, 170mm 100m x 105mm roll 200 Um Strength Temporary Down Pipe for Efficient Sediment Control With a 3 TPI pitch Point Type_Flat

Name: Acrow BT40-AK1-170 – AK Boring Shank Ø19mm, 170mm 100m x 105mm roll 200 Um Strength Temporary Down Pipe for Efficient Sediment Control With a 3 TPI pitch Point Type_Flat
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 25081368982
Price: 159.60 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6597 (20 reviews)

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Acrow BT40 AK1 170 – AK Boring Shank Ø19mm, 170mm 100m x 105mm roll 200 Um Strength Temporary Down Pipe for Efficient Sediment Control With a 3 TPI pitch Point Type_Flat With a 3 TPI pitch Cutting Diameter (Ø): 12mm Model: BT40 AK1 170 Surface Finish: Precision Ground

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