Insize Mechanical Bore Gauge 18-35 mm Range Series 2322-35A Insize Digital Thickness Gauge 0-10mm/0-0.4" Range Series 2872-10 36 Kg approximate Point Type_Flat

Name: Insize Mechanical Bore Gauge 18-35 mm Range Series 2322-35A Insize Digital Thickness Gauge 0-10mm/0-0.4" Range Series 2872-10 36 Kg approximate Point Type_Flat
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 51570126212
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Insize Mechanical Bore Gauge 18 35 mm Range Series 2322 35A Insize Digital Thickness Gauge 0 10mm 0 0.4" Range Series 2872 10 36 Kg approximate Point Type_Flat 36 Kg approximate The Insize Cast Aluminum Level series is engineered for precise horizontal and vertical alignment tasks Dial reading: 0 100 Ceramic contact point

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