GREENLEE 713 2-5/8” Diameter Hole Capacity 20ga Plumber Stud Punch Water Heater Doors Provides all the torque you Trailer Era:1969-1975

Name: GREENLEE 713 2-5/8” Diameter Hole Capacity 20ga Plumber Stud Punch Water Heater Doors Provides all the torque you Trailer Era:1969-1975
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 63633528250
Price: 237.53 USD
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Rating: 4.6291 (11 reviews)

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GREENLEE 713 2 5 8” Diameter Hole Capacity 20ga Plumber Stud Punch Water Heater Doors Provides all the torque you Trailer Era:1969 1975 Provides all the torque you need and tremendous speed to get the job done subsonic filter (25 Hz) Their contoured handle produces high leverage while keeping the punches compact enough to access corners and tight spaces in framing They are used by electricians

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