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Pistol Type Air Needle Scaler Engineered Flooring 2-Stage Stationary Electric Air Compressor

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SKU 35943604368

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Mahogany paper grain — description and returns beneath the overlapping buy card.

Description

Pistol Type Air Needle Scaler Engineered Flooring 2 Stage Stationary Electric Air Compressor 2 Stage Stationary Electric Air Compressor Item Weight 3 Nailgun Angle 0 Power Type Air Returnable 180 Day Cordless Corded Cordless Number of Total Batteries Included 0 Maximum Fastener Size 2 in Charger Included Charger Not Included Reconditioned No Tools Product Type Air Tool Condition New Battery Amp Hours No Battery Battery Charger Tool Only Air Tool Type Air Nailer Included Oil Nail Gauge 18 Minimum Fastener Size 3 8 in Product Height (in For compact storage needle head removes easily 25 in Product Depth (in

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