Insize Digital Bore Gauge 0.7-1.5" Range Series 2123-15A 3MT TO 4MT EXTENSION SOCKET MT3 SHANK WITH MT4 HOLE MORSE TAPER EXTENDED SOCKET Part no 1311-6 Point Type_Flat

Name: Insize Digital Bore Gauge 0.7-1.5" Range Series 2123-15A 3MT TO 4MT EXTENSION SOCKET MT3 SHANK WITH MT4 HOLE MORSE TAPER EXTENDED SOCKET Part no 1311-6 Point Type_Flat
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 90945775441
Price: 484.78 USD
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Rating: 4.6273 (21 reviews)

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Insize Digital Bore Gauge 0.7 1.5" Range Series 2123 15A 3MT TO 4MT EXTENSION SOCKET MT3 SHANK WITH MT4 HOLE MORSE TAPER EXTENDED SOCKET Part no 1311 6 Point Type_Flat Part no 1311 6 Manufactured from pure nickel with rust proof construction Repeatability 0 Supplied with extension rods

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