Insize Mini Vernier Caliper 0-100mm Range Series 1201-1003 Insize Imperial Long Stroke Dial Indicator Range 0-3" Series 2326-3 Part no 1312-300A Point Type_Flat

Name: Insize Mini Vernier Caliper 0-100mm Range Series 1201-1003 Insize Imperial Long Stroke Dial Indicator Range 0-3" Series 2326-3 Part no 1312-300A Point Type_Flat
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 50194820665
Price: 58.67 USD
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Rating: 4.2637 (26 reviews)

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Insize Mini Vernier Caliper 0 100mm Range Series 1201 1003 Insize Imperial Long Stroke Dial Indicator Range 0 3" Series 2326 3 Part no 1312 300A Point Type_Flat Part no 1312 300A 60° angle square for accurate angular measurement and setup Manufactured to DIN862 standard or portable use in workshop

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