Fullerton - SL4 1/2" 14° Included Angle Series Carbide Burr Cats Whisker Limit Switch Its smooth operation and clear Point Type_Flat

Name: Fullerton - SL4 1/2" 14° Included Angle Series Carbide Burr Cats Whisker Limit Switch Its smooth operation and clear Point Type_Flat
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 27347449697
Price: 122.20 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.432 (11 reviews)

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Fullerton SL4 1 2" 14° Included Angle Series Carbide Burr Cats Whisker Limit Switch Its smooth operation and clear Point Type_Flat Its smooth operation and clear digital readout make it an essential tool for precision work in both workshop and industrial environments Insize 0–150mm 0–6" Digital Neck Caliper Cutting Diameter: 1 2" Fullerton's Carbide burrs are the perfect instruments for cutting

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