Insize Conventional Chamfer Gauge 0-6mm Range Series 1267-6 13.5 - 15mm Adjustable Hand Reamer with Guide Overall Dimensions: 265 × 90 Point Type_Flat

Name: Insize Conventional Chamfer Gauge 0-6mm Range Series 1267-6 13.5 - 15mm Adjustable Hand Reamer with Guide Overall Dimensions: 265 × 90 Point Type_Flat
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 84514620823
Price: 167.50 USD
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Rating: 4.2313 (15 reviews)

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Insize Conventional Chamfer Gauge 0 6mm Range Series 1267 6 13.5 15mm Adjustable Hand Reamer with Guide Overall Dimensions: 265 × 90 Point Type_Flat Overall Dimensions: 265 × 90 × 24 mm Easy to use welding gauge for checking alignment and dimensions prior to welding Measurement Type: Measures 45° chamfer dimensions Engineered for reliability and ease of use

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