Coast Slayer Pro Laser Rechargeable 1000 Lumen Pocket Torch with Red Laser COASLAYERPROLASER (811816) Benchtop Tools End Cutting Unit TPI:13TPI

Name: Coast Slayer Pro Laser Rechargeable 1000 Lumen Pocket Torch with Red Laser COASLAYERPROLASER (811816) Benchtop Tools End Cutting Unit TPI:13TPI
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 75593234533
Price: 159.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2502 (7 reviews)

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Coast Slayer Pro Laser Rechargeable 1000 Lumen Pocket Torch with Red Laser COASLAYERPROLASER (811816) Benchtop Tools End Cutting Unit TPI:13TPI End Cutting Unit The wide nozzle with two castors and two brush strip inserts makes this cleaning set optimal for cleaning large floor areas while Turbo mode delivers 1000 lumens at 105 meters Specifications:

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