Weldclass Jackson Contour Curv-O-Mark Centering Head Standard No.6 100mm KC-J1879 Introductory Offer cutting capacity L-profile: 150 x TPI:13TPI

Name: Weldclass Jackson Contour Curv-O-Mark Centering Head Standard No.6 100mm KC-J1879 Introductory Offer cutting capacity L-profile: 150 x TPI:13TPI
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 74379358544
Price: 147.50 USD
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Weldclass Jackson Contour Curv O Mark Centering Head Standard No.6 100mm KC J1879 Introductory Offer cutting capacity L profile: 150 x TPI:13TPI cutting capacity L profile: 150 x 150 mm 5 29 32 x 5 29 32 " Dimensions (Refer image for drawing): D: 80mm Used most often for finding top dead center or bottom dead center on pipe or points at specific angles

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