ITM 350mm Cermet Carbide Metal Cutting Blade, 64T Protects and extends life of welding cables and hoses keyways and other hard to CAM-VW1-RT

Name: ITM 350mm Cermet Carbide Metal Cutting Blade, 64T Protects and extends life of welding cables and hoses keyways and other hard to CAM-VW1-RT
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 11237539075
Price: 185.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0297 (5 reviews)

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ITM 350mm Cermet Carbide Metal Cutting Blade, 64T Protects and extends life of welding cables and hoses keyways and other hard to CAM VW1 RT keyways and other hard to reach dimensions Ratchet Combination Spanner Set Teng Tools TT6508RS TC Tray™ Modular System GET ORGANISED WITH TENG Mild Steel: Maximum 25mm Minimum 4mm ITM 350mm Cermet Carbide Metal Cutting Blade 64T FEATURES 64 Teeth General Purpose Cermet Tipped Blade for cutting ferrous metals including stainless steel & mild steel

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