200mm x 650mm M14 Heavy Duty Mixing Paddle / Stirrer OX-P120220 by Ox Special Order Physical Properties:- Type Aliphatic resin TPI:13TPI

Name: 200mm x 650mm M14 Heavy Duty Mixing Paddle / Stirrer OX-P120220 by Ox Special Order Physical Properties:- Type Aliphatic resin TPI:13TPI
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 48944358654
Price: 89.95 USD
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Rating: 4.8307 (9 reviews)

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200mm x 650mm M14 Heavy Duty Mixing Paddle Stirrer OX P120220 by Ox Special Order Physical Properties: Type Aliphatic resin TPI:13TPI Physical Properties: Type Aliphatic resin emulsion State Liquid Colour Yellow Dried film Translucent Solids 46% Viscosity 3 Features: Sub Compact design only 150mm in length and only 1 Chrome plated for durability For mixing lime putty plaster

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