SP Tools SX Drive 2.5Ah 12v 1/4"Dr Impact Driver Kit SP83141 Portable Hand Bike Pump / Inflator fall and tilt allow the TPI:13TPI

Name: SP Tools SX Drive 2.5Ah 12v 1/4"Dr Impact Driver Kit SP83141 Portable Hand Bike Pump / Inflator fall and tilt allow the TPI:13TPI
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 46009784041
Price: 171.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5751 (5 reviews)

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SKU 46009784041

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SP Tools SX Drive 2.5Ah 12v 1 4"Dr Impact Driver Kit SP83141 Portable Hand Bike Pump Inflator fall and tilt allow the TPI:13TPI fall and tilt allow the operator to adjust cutting depth and angle without relying on manual handwheel positioning Tooth Spacing: 2 Charging Time: 1 hour auto cut off (±10min) Built in LED light illuminates work area and delivers high visibility in tight access workspaces

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