Newborn Dual-Component Variable Ratio Pneumatic Applicator, for 400 mL Cartridges, 100 psi Outdoor Equipment like specialty paint treatments

Name: Newborn Dual-Component Variable Ratio Pneumatic Applicator, for 400 mL Cartridges, 100 psi Outdoor Equipment like specialty paint treatments
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 95965289046
Price: 142.38 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8064 (10 reviews)

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SKU 95965289046

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Newborn Dual Component Variable Ratio Pneumatic Applicator, for 400 mL Cartridges, 100 psi Outdoor Equipment like specialty paint treatments like specialty paint treatments The cutter features a built in vacuum attachment port for efficient removal of dust and debris and guide wheels on the tool guard for smooth traveling The 100 psi pressure allows the applicator to be used with high viscosity materials 100 psi with 490 lb

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