Knipex Automatic Insulation Wire Stripper 180mm Self Adjusting 12 62 180 Type_Self Drilling - Hex Head Sealey Hydraulic Coil Spring Compressing Size:38S

Name: Knipex Automatic Insulation Wire Stripper 180mm Self Adjusting 12 62 180 Type_Self Drilling - Hex Head Sealey Hydraulic Coil Spring Compressing Size:38S
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 68411813745
Price: 42.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1647 (10 reviews)

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Knipex Automatic Insulation Wire Stripper 180mm Self Adjusting 12 62 180 Type_Self Drilling Hex Head Sealey Hydraulic Coil Spring Compressing Size:38S Sealey Hydraulic Coil Spring Compressing Station 1500kg Capacity Model No IS3450 With wire cutter for copper and aluminium wires up to 2 with adjustable length stop from 6

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