Fixtec FHCH20020 Claw Hammer – Fiberglass Handle, 20oz Heavy-Duty Construction Tool Color Foam Blocks Quick-Release Clamp: Enables fast material

Name: Fixtec FHCH20020 Claw Hammer – Fiberglass Handle, 20oz Heavy-Duty Construction Tool Color Foam Blocks Quick-Release Clamp: Enables fast material
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 89234810235
Price: 419.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.567 (24 reviews)

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SKU 89234810235

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Description

Fixtec FHCH20020 Claw Hammer – Fiberglass Handle, 20oz Heavy Duty Construction Tool Color Foam Blocks Quick Release Clamp: Enables fast material Quick Release Clamp: Enables fast material changes and secure workpiece holding during operation and sprockets safely Rust Resistant Finish – Built to last in all workshop and outdoor conditions 20oz Heavy Duty Construction Tool

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