CARBIDE BURR - Best Carbide 5/16" SL2 Insize Digital Depth Micrometer 0-50MM 0-2" Range Series 3540-50 Manufactured with hardened steel with Point Type_Flat

Name: CARBIDE BURR - Best Carbide 5/16" SL2 Insize Digital Depth Micrometer 0-50MM 0-2" Range Series 3540-50 Manufactured with hardened steel with Point Type_Flat
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SKU: 44567526238
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