Draper 110V SMD LED Tripod Site Light 2 x 30W 6600 Lumens 03203 Type_Needle Nose Pliers Manufactured From High Quality Chrome Size:38S

Name: Draper 110V SMD LED Tripod Site Light 2 x 30W 6600 Lumens 03203 Type_Needle Nose Pliers Manufactured From High Quality Chrome Size:38S
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 56999117662
Price: 63.00 USD
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Rating: 4.2412 (9 reviews)

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Draper 110V SMD LED Tripod Site Light 2 x 30W 6600 Lumens 03203 Type_Needle Nose Pliers Manufactured From High Quality Chrome Size:38S Manufactured From High Quality Chrome Vanadium Steel 1 x T handle spiral probe tool 300 lumens (per light) 600 lumens telescopic slim tripod SMD LED site light is part of a wide range of SMD LED site lights available from Draper Tools

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